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7.7.2024 Catching Zander and Experiences in Hungary
Spring was already in full swing when we started taking advantage of the warmer and longer days for our fishing trips. The second half of April marks the opening of the season for trout anglers and the availability of many interesting fishing grounds.In addition to trout anglers, this period is also favorable for feeder, float, and carp anglers, as they can fish year-round in gravel pits and flowing carp waters. Most anglers can fish even before the main season opens, which starts on the first of June.
One of the main restrictions on fishing during this period is the ban on catching predatory fish from the fifteenth of March to the first of June. This ban is fully justified from the perspective of fish protection, but for lure anglers, it means a duller time of the year.
During this spring, my colleague Andrej and I experienced a similar feeling, especially when we remembered the successful past season. A great opportunity to get through this period was to visit private fishing grounds that allow lure fishing even during the ban.
We went for a weekend to Lake Levelek, which is about 65 km from the Slovak border town of Veľký Kamenec. Lake Levelek is an iconic lowland lake with dense reed beds and wooden piers. The fish stock here is very interesting, with a significant presence of carp, catfish, and zander. Besides free fishing, we also participated in a lure fishing competition from a boat.
On Friday, we settled in and launched the boat into the water. In the evening, we registered for the competition. The competition was attended by 29 teams, including three Slovak crews. On Saturday morning, we loaded the equipment into the boat and set off for the competition. Our strategy was to find spots with hard bottoms and drop-offs that predators favor.
After several hours of unsuccessful fishing, we found a promising spot near the dam. Andrej caught the first zander. We used the Free Rig setup, which is suitable for fishing in obstacles. With this setup, we caught three more fish, which earned us twelfth place. After the competition, there was an evaluation and refreshments.
On Sunday morning, we went to the proven spots and caught the first zanders. We used the Free Rig and experimented with fishing above the bottom. This tactic proved to be very effective. We caught zanders using Rippa and Zander lures in white and fluoro green colors.
After a few more fish, we said goodbye to fishing and headed home. We enjoyed a great weekend and look forward to the next trip to Lake Levelek. Next year, we will be more experienced and better prepared. These trips bring us a lot of new experiences and knowledge from fishing in unknown waters. « Back
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