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Fishing in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy

69
Species
2212
Fishing ground
0
Regulations

What is caught in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy in September

Season calendar

Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy yields the most species in Sep, Oct, May — the strip shows how many species are productive in each month.

  1. 11 Jan
  2. 14 Feb
  3. 19 Mar
  4. 30 Apr
  5. 39 May
  6. 39 Jun
  7. 25 Jul
  8. 25 Aug
  9. 50 Sep
  10. 49 Oct
  11. 23 Nov
  12. 12 Dec

The height of the strip is the number of productive species in that month; it is not a guarantee of a catch. The turquoise column is the current month.

Techniques used

  1. Bottom 24 species
  2. LRF 17 species
  3. Float 9 species
  4. Spin 9 species
  5. Trolling 7 species
  6. Sabiki 6 species
  7. Jig 6 species
  8. Surf 6 species

The numbers are how many species use that technique in this sea. The order changes from sea to sea.

Natural baits

  1. Shrimp 22 species
  2. Sardine 13 species
  3. Squid 11 species
  4. Worm 11 species
  5. Mamun 10 species
  6. Fish flesh 8 species
  7. Bread 7 species
  8. Anchovy 6 species
  9. Mussel 6 species
  10. Horse mackerel 4 species
  11. Sülünez 3 species
  12. Crab 3 species
  13. Octopus 2 species
  14. Live bait 2 species
  15. Cuttlefish 2 species
  16. Seaweed 2 species
  17. Garfish 2 species
  18. Whiting 1 species
  19. Chicken 1 species
  20. Prawn 1 species

The numbers are how many species use that bait in this sea. The order changes from sea to sea.

Species caught in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy

This sea has 69 species on record. Protected species are not in this list — they have their own section below.

See all 69 species

In the species catalog you can filter by month, technique and bait.

Frequently asked

Which fish are caught in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy?
69 species are on record in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy: Baraküda, Çipura, Minekop, Dülger, Yaladerma, Dil Balığı, Düz kalkan, İzmarit and others.
Which techniques is fishing done with in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy?
The most common techniques: Bottom, LRF, Float, Spin and Trolling.
Which baits are used in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy?
The most common natural baits: Shrimp, Sardine, Squid, Worm and Mamun.
How many fishing grounds are there in Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy?
Tyrrhenian Sea — Italy has 2,212 fishing grounds on record; each has its own page with the location, the species caught and the conditions that suit it.

Fishing grounds

A total of 2212 grounds; the first 90 of them are below.

See all 2212 grounds on the map

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