Lukasz K
17 Oct 2008
Life / Wedkarski (fishing/angling) questions in Poland [7]
Hello,
There are three top fishing magazines in Poland:
Wędkarz Polski, Wędkarski Świat and Wiadomości Wędkarskie.
You will find them in every newsagent. I prefer first the two - there are a little bit more profesional.
About permits - Poland runnining waters are maitained by Okręgi Wędkarskie of Polish Angling Association (PZW - you will find some info in english at their website: pzw.org.pl). And the whole country is divided into fourtysomething parts (similar in shape to previous adiministativ division - before 1996). To fish in some region you have to buy a premit wchih allows you to fish in every running water an some smaller lakes in certain area. There are two type of waters and two types of permits - waters with trout/salmon/grailing and without. If you buy the permit for the firs type of waters it is more expensive but you can fis also in other waters. Cheaper permit allows you to fish in "other" waters (which in lowland Poland are dominating).
You can buy permit in office of Okręg Wedkarski whih adresses you can find on PZW website.
Wit the lakes of Polish lakelands it is more complicated becouse their are owned by private people or fishing companies and you have to know or ask who owns this lake and where to buy a permit
I hope it was helpful info.
Lukasz
Hello,
There are three top fishing magazines in Poland:
Wędkarz Polski, Wędkarski Świat and Wiadomości Wędkarskie.
You will find them in every newsagent. I prefer first the two - there are a little bit more profesional.
About permits - Poland runnining waters are maitained by Okręgi Wędkarskie of Polish Angling Association (PZW - you will find some info in english at their website: pzw.org.pl). And the whole country is divided into fourtysomething parts (similar in shape to previous adiministativ division - before 1996). To fish in some region you have to buy a premit wchih allows you to fish in every running water an some smaller lakes in certain area. There are two type of waters and two types of permits - waters with trout/salmon/grailing and without. If you buy the permit for the firs type of waters it is more expensive but you can fis also in other waters. Cheaper permit allows you to fish in "other" waters (which in lowland Poland are dominating).
You can buy permit in office of Okręg Wedkarski whih adresses you can find on PZW website.
Wit the lakes of Polish lakelands it is more complicated becouse their are owned by private people or fishing companies and you have to know or ask who owns this lake and where to buy a permit
I hope it was helpful info.
Lukasz