Seven Hours on the Ebro: Guided Siluro, Black Bass and Lucio Perca from Fayón

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Seven Hours on the Ebro: Guided Siluro, Black Bass and Lucio Perca from Fayón

A 7-hour guided fishing outing on the Ebro River from Fayón that targets catfish (siluro), black bass and pike, with a fully equipped boat, expert skipper, a picnic and a one-day fishing license.

Seven Hours on the Ebro: Guided Siluro, Black Bass and Lucio Perca from Fayón.

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Location
Fayón
Operator
Nautic Parc Costa Daurada I Terres De L’Ebre
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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On the Ebro River out of Fayón, a seven-hour guided outing pairs an expert skipper with a fully equipped boat to pursue siluro (catfish), black bass and lucio perca (pike). The trip is designed for a wide age range and includes a picnic and a one‑day fishing license, making it a compact, self-contained day on the water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

TARGET SPECIES

Siluro, Black Bass and Lucio Perca

The outing is explicitly focused on three species: catfish (siluro), black bass and lucio perca (pike), offering targeted fishing opportunities during the seven-hour trip on the Ebro.

THE BOAT

Full‑equipped fishing boat with expert skipper

Each excursion departs from an embarkation and uses a fully equipped boat that includes sonar and Panoptix, fuel, rods and lures, and is run by an experienced patrón (skipper).

INCLUSIONS

Picnic, licence and essentials provided

The price includes a picnic with sandwiches and drinks, a one-day fishing license and the basic tackle and lures needed for the day, keeping logistics simple for participants.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

A compact, all‑day outing: you board the boat out of Fayón, run by an expert patrón, and spend seven hours working fishing spots on the Ebro for siluro, black bass and lucio perca with all tackle, electronics and fuel provided; a picnic breaks the day and a one‑day license is included.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits — and who should think twice.

1
Families with older childrenThe trip accepts children from age 5, making it suitable for families with school‑age kids who can spend several hours on a boat.
2
Couples and duosWith a maximum of two people per boat, this is a compact experience built for pairs — friends or partners who want a private guided day on the Ebro.
3
Beginner anglersBeginners are accommodated: the outing includes an expert patrón and provides rods, lures and a one‑day license, simplifying the learning curve.
4
Older anglersThe trip explicitly accommodates participants up to age 80, making it accessible for older anglers able to spend seven hours on the water.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The outing lasts 7 hours.

What’s provided

Included: embarkation and use of a fully equipped boat (sonar, Panoptix), fuel, rods, lures, a picnic with sandwiches and drinks, a one-day fishing license and an expert patrón.

Group size & ages

Minimum 1 person and maximum 2 persons in the boat; suitable for ages from 5 to 80.

Meeting & operator

The activity is offered out of Fayón, Aragon, Spain, operated by Nautic Parc Costa Daurada I Terres De L’Ebre.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the fishing trip?

The excursion is 7 hours long.

What species will we fish for?

The trip targets siluro (catfish), black bass and lucio perca (pike).

What is the minimum and maximum age to participate?

Participants can be as young as 5 years old and as old as 80 years old.

How many people are allowed per boat?

The boat carries a minimum of 1 person and a maximum of 2 people.

What is included in the trip price?

Included are embarkation, a fully equipped boat (sonar, Panoptix), fuel, rods and lures, a picnic with sandwiches and drinks, a one-day fishing license and an expert patrón.

Where does the trip depart from and who operates it?

The activity departs from Fayón, Aragon, Spain and is operated by Nautic Parc Costa Daurada I Terres De L’Ebre.