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Fonyód Pier Tip
One of Lake Balaton's longest piers (~600 m), with 3–4 meters of water depth at the end. Excellent for pikeperch, pike, and large bream—an iconic fishing spot.
Fonyód Harbor Inner Piers
The BAHART harbor's inner wooden jetties with shallow depth, family-friendly and ideal for relaxed float fishing.
Keszthelyi Pier
An iconic, well-developed stone pier in Keszthelyi Bay; the deeper water at its end makes it a popular spot for both spinning and bottom fishing.
Tihanyi rév – BAHART pier
A pier by the ferry port operated by BAHART: rapidly deepening water, excellent spot for pikeperch and lure casting in the early morning hours.
Tihany Peninsula – Sajkod Rocky Shore
The rocky-reed shore of Sajkod Bay, quiet and situated on the side facing Lake Külső-tó. Good for pikeperch at dawn and catfish after sunset.
Balatonalmádi AYC Pier
The Almádi Yacht Club's developed stone pier with deep water at the end, excellent for spinning, also suitable for catfish in the evening.
Balatonalmádi Wesselényi-strand riprap
Long riprap between the eastern end of Wesselényi beach and the harbor, excellent for catfish and carp fishing at dawn and night.
Balatonkenesei Free Beach
A free public fishing section below the high bank area with water that deepens relatively quickly from the shore — suitable for feeder fishing, bottom fishing, and bream.
Csopak Strand Eastern Riprap
A riprap section adjoining the eastern end of Csopak beach, a quiet stretch that deepens relatively quickly—a good spot for pikeperch fishing at dawn.
Balatonfüred Tagore sétány
Long waterfront promenade with installed riprap and benches – popular for float fishing and feeder fishing, with deeper water near the sailing harbor.
Balatonakali Beach Reed Edge
Reed edge west of the beach's western end: floating crucian carp, carp, tench, in peaceful summer dawns.
Révfülöp BAHART Pier
The developed stone pier of Révfülöp boat station with moderately deep water at the end; suitable for spinning and float fishing for bream.
Badacsonyi BAHART Pier Moles
Developed pier next to the boat station, with deepening water towards the end, good for casting for pikeperch and pike.
Szigliget Beach Riprap
The rocky shoreline of Szigliget Bay adjacent to the sandy beach — it drops off relatively quickly, making it a good spot for pikeperch and pike.
Vonyarcvashegy Lido Beach Pier
A small pier and riprap built alongside Lido Beach, near Vonyarc Marina — excellent for spinning, zander fishing, and float fishing for bream.
Gyenesdiási Diás strand reed edge
The eastern reed edge section of Diás beach — a shallow, quiet area ideal for float fishing for crucian carp, tench, and small carp.
Siófoki Sailing Harbor Outer Riprap
The outer riprap of the sailing harbor at the mouth of the Sió Canal — steeply shelving water, excellent for spinning for pikeperch and pike (in the freely accessible area outside the harbor).
Zamárdi Water Sports Base Surrounding Beach
Long sandy shallow section on the southern shore; primarily for roach on light float rigs and bream on feeder tactics, with carp at dawn.
Balatonföldvári BAHART Pier
A constructed stone pier at the Balatonföldvár ferry terminal with deeper water at its end. Effective for pikeperch, spinning, and bottom fishing.
Balatonszemes Nyugati Pier
A quiet, less-visited pier near holiday homes with deepening water towards the end — pikeperch fishing possible at dawn.
Balatonlellei BAHART Pier
The developed pier of the Lellei boat station with deeper water towards its end; productive for casting and pikeperch fishing in summer mornings.
Balatonboglári Long Pier
The long pier of the Boglár boat station; its end extends into deeper water and is particularly excellent for casting lures for pikeperch and pike on summer evenings.
Balatonszárszó Sandy Beach
Shallow, sandy section near the kayak launch, relatively quiet — ideal for fishing bream, crucian carp, and carp by float.
Balatonmáriafürdő Free Beach
A long sandy and shallow section on the western end of the southern shore, west of the paid beach; quiet and rarely crowded — good for bream and small carp.
Balatonakarattyai magaspart alja
A steep loess cliff base with rocky shore and suddenly deepening water; very promising for pikeperch, pike, and catfish using both spinning and bottom fishing techniques; minimal foot traffic.
Balatonkenese – Vak Bottyán strand eastern end
Long sandy public beach with riprap and reed patches along the eastern section; good for bream and carp in the morning and evening, catfish in the evening.
Balatonkenese – Alsóréti Free Beach
A free public beach below the railway station: a long, sandy, natural shoreline where you can comfortably fish with feeder rigs or swim.
Balatonvilágos – Municipal Beach Riprap
The easternmost municipal beach on the northern shore, with riprap at the beach ends; excellent for bottom fishing for crucian carp and bream, also good for pikeperch in the evening.
Káptalanfüredi strand rip-rap
A small pebbly beach in the Almádi district, protected by riprap; a quiet, family-friendly spot, primarily for bream and carp.
Alsóörs BAHART Pier
The outer side of the stone pier at Alsóörs boat station has relatively deep water; excellent for fishing pikeperch and pike both by casting and bottom fishing.
Csopaki Strand Pier Outer Side
The outer riprap of the stone pier running alongside Csopaki beach; rapidly deepening water, excellent for spinning and bottom fishing.
Paloznaki Reed Edge (towards Csopak)
A lightly disturbed reed edge between Paloznaki and Csopak beaches; an excellent spot in the evening for carp, grass carp, and pike.
Balatonfüred – Esterházy Beach Jetties
Two jetties of the large resort beach and riprap at their ends; the city's most popular spot for casting and feeder fishing.
Tihany – Rocky shore below Apáti-hegy
A wild rocky stretch on the eastern side of the peninsula, at the foot of Apáti-hegy; fish for pikeperch and pike by casting, catfish at night.
Tihany – Shoreline below Akasztó-domb
The southwestern side of the peninsula, between Sajkod and the ferry; deep water, rocky shelves, a true spinner's paradise.
Aszófő Beach Riprap
A small, quiet public beach at the foot of the Tihany Peninsula; protected by riprap, an excellent peaceful spot for carp and bream.
Örvényesi strand riprap
Small village beach with sandy and rocky shoreline, near the water mill; float fishing for bream outside the conservation zone, evening pikeperch fishing.
Balatonudvari – Fövenyes strand
A long, sandy and rocky shoreline where the eastern end of the Fövenyes section is calm with deeper water; also a good evening spot for pikeperch.
Zánka – Municipal Beach Pier
The municipal beach pier at Zánka with riprap-lined shoreline; a peaceful, family-friendly spot good for bream and carp.
Zánka – Rocky shore near Erzsébet camp
A natural shoreline section between Erzsébet camp and Tagyon, partially protected with riprap; quiet, rarely visited spot offering good spinning opportunities.
Balatonszepezdi Beach Riprap
A small, uncrowded beach with a riprap bank protection where you can effectively cast for pikeperch, pike, and bream on the bottom.
Balatonrendes – Pálköve Shore Section
Quiet, rarely visited riprap shoreline between Révfülöp and Ábrahámhegy; an evening spot for pikeperch and catfish.
Ábrahámhegyi Strand Riprap
Classic northern shore sandy beach with riprap-protected shoreline; an excellent spot for spinning and bottom fishing for pikeperch.
Balatonedericsi strand reed edge
Western basin, shallow, weedy reed border; excellent spot from the shore for carp, grass carp, and crucian carp on float fishing.
Szigliget – Reed Edge Below the Castle
A reed and sedge bay at the foot of the castle, one of the most atmospheric carp and grass carp fishing spots in the western basin.
Balatongyörök – Below Szépkilátó Viewpoint
A wild and scenic shoreline section beneath Route 71, dotted with rocks; deep water, excellent for spinning and zander fishing.
Balatongyöröki strand pier
The municipal beach's stone pier and its associated riprap; the end features relatively deep water, suitable for both spinning and bottom fishing.
Balatonberényi Municipal Beach South End
The quietest corner of the southwestern Lake Balaton, shallow waters with reed edges, a genuine summer carp and feeder fishing spot.
Balatonszentgyörgy – Halász Bank
Near Kis-Balaton, shallow waters with water plants and reed beds at the southwestern tip of Lake Balaton; an excellent refuge for carp, grass carp, and catfish.
Siófok – Aranypart Free Beach
The long, sandy free beach at Aranypart in Siófok; gradually deepening water, a classic southern shore spot for swimming and feeder fishing.
Siófok – Ezüstpart Jetties
A series of small wooden and stone jetties running along the Ezüstpart shoreline; shallow water, ideal for family summer fishing.
Siófok – Újhelyi Beach (Balatonszéplak)
A free public beach in the Balatonszéplak district of Siófok; wide sandy-grassy shore with shallow water, ideal for bream and crucian carp.
Zamárdi – T-Beach Public Beach
A long sandy beach at the western end of Zamárdi, featuring fine sand and shallow water; morning and evening fishing for crucian carp and carp from the shore.
Szántód-rév Riprap
A riprap area beside the ferry terminal at the narrowest point of the Tihany Strait; deep, flowing water, excellent for pikeperch, asp, and catfish.
Balatonföldvár – Galamb-sziget shore section
A small peninsula formed next to the Balatonföldvár small boat harbour; rocky shore with relatively deeper water, excellent casting spot.
Balatonőszöd – Free Beach
A quiet sandy beach on the southern shore between two larger settlements; shallow water and an extensive grassy-sandy shoreline.
Balatonszemes – Eastern Pier
Stone pier east of the Post Museum; good for family fishing, float fishing for bream, and carp fishing in late summer.
Balatonlelle – Napsugár utcai kis strand
A small pebbly-sandy beach section east of the Lellei BAHART pier; family- and child-friendly with shallow water.
Balatonboglár – Platán Beach Riprap
A free public beach west of the long pier in Boglár, featuring a riprap-protected shoreline that offers excellent spinning and float fishing opportunities.
Fonyód – Bélatelep Shore Section
A relatively undisturbed rocky-sandy stretch west of Fonyód harbour, running under the railway; excellent spot for spinning and bottom fishing.
Balatonfenyves – Alsó szabadstrand
A long free shoreline section accessible from Józseftelep; very shallow and excellent for summer crucian carp and carp fishing.
Balatonfenyves – Kishajó-kikötő Pier
The outer stone pier of the Balatonfenyves small boat harbor; relatively deep water, particularly good for spinning with pikeperch and pike.
Fonyódi liget eastern shore (beside the pier)
A free shoreline section east of the Fonyódi BAHART harbour, beneath the long pier; casting for pikeperch and pike on the rocks along the shore.
Kádártai bányató
A 7.2-hectare fishing pond in Veszprém-Kádárta, formed from a former quarry and fed by natural springs with crystal-clear water. The pond features reed islands in its center and reed and sedge vegetation along its shores. Average depth 2–6 m (max ~8 m). Managed by Kádártai Sporthorgász Egyesület. Water body code: 19-016-1-4.
Polgárdi Fishing Pond
Approximately 1.4 hectares, averaging 1.5 m deep fishing pond managed by Polgárdi Anglers' Association, just a few minutes from the M7 exit. Well-stocked with carp, grass carp, pike, crucian carp, and bream.
Lipóti Holt-Duna
Approximately 6 hectare, 2.6 km long oxbow lake in the Szigetköz region, averaging 80 cm deep, within a nature protection area (Fertő–Hanság NP). Pike, carp, grass carp, bream, crucian carp.
Bicskei Fishing Pond
An artificial, well-maintained fishing pond near Bicske with water depths of 60–250 cm, fed by the Szent László Stream. Regular stocking includes carp, grass carp, pike, bighead carp, catfish, crucian carp, and bream.
Sárvári Csónakázó-tó
A 9-hectare urban fishing pond created from a clay pit in the 1970s, with an average depth of 1.4–1.5 m, managed by the Sárvári Kinizsi Sport Fishing Association. Features islands, peninsulas, bridges, and family-friendly infrastructure.
Délegyházi I. tó (Gizella-tó)
One of the three-pond system managed by the Délegyházi Fishing Sports Association, located in gravel pit lakes in Pest County. Carp, pike, pikeperch, catfish, and bream.
Velencei Lake – Agárd
Hungary's third-largest lake (approximately 2,600 ha), with an average depth of 1.5 m and a maximum depth of 3.5 m. Agárd is the southern shore's most renowned fishing hub and serves as the headquarters of the MOHOSZ Velencei Lake District.
Lőrintei-víztározó
A 26-hectare (according to some sources 45 hectares total water surface) reservoir near Ajka, consisting of a smaller upper lake and a larger, deeper lower lake (maximum 10 m depth). Managed by Lőrintei-tavi Angling Association. Features large specimens of carp, grass carp, pike, catfish, and perch.
Völgyhídi Fishing Pond (Kőröshegy)
Fishing ponds established next to the Séd Stream Reservoir at Kőröshegy, 10 km south of Lake Balaton's southern shore. Good stocks of carp, grass carp, and African catfish, as well as perch, pikeperch, bream, and crucian carp.
Marcalgergelyi Joó-tó
A 1.8-hectare intensive fishing pond with a leisure park located between Marcalgergelyi and Pápa-Celldömölk, averaging 3.2 m deep (maximum 4.2 m). Over 7 tonnes of stocked fish: carp, grass carp, pike, African catfish, crucian carp, bream, and pike-perch.
Fenyves-tó (Várpalota)
A 9.5-hectare former mining lake with crystal-clear karst water next to Várpalota, reaching a maximum depth of 30 m. Special species include rainbow trout, along with carp, grass carp, pike, pikeperch, asp, perch, and crucian carp.
Nagyteveli Reservoir
A 25–35 hectare (water level dependent) reservoir in the Bakony region, average depth 4–5 m, created by damming the Pápai-Bakony Stream. Managed by Pápa and Vidéke Angling Association. Carp, grass carp, pike, catfish, perch, bream, crucian carp, and ide.
Tatai Cseke-tó
A 17.7-hectare natural lake near Tata with excellent water quality, featuring 70–80% shaded shoreline and two small islands. Managed by the Tata Sports Fishing and Environmental Protection Association. Home to carp, grass carp, pike, pikeperch, catfish, ide, bream, and crucian carp.
Tisza-tó – Tiszafüred
Tiszafüred is the heart of Tisza-tó: channels, oxbow lakes, bays and open water fishable year-round. Over 50 fish species, with carp records of 31.5 kg and catfish exceeding 100 kg. A unique blend of natural and managed fishing environment.
Tisza-tó – Poroszlói-medence
One of the most diverse fishing waters of Tisza-tó: shallow, mosaic terrain featuring reed islands, inner lakes, channels and oxbow lakes. Newly built marinas with family-friendly amenities (Delfin, Fűzfa, Csicsman).
Tisza-tó – Abádszalóki-medence
The southwestern bay of Tisza-tó, approximately 18 km² of open water with an average depth of 2.5 m. Excellent for both boat and shore fishing — carp, pikeperch, catfish, pike, grass carp, and bream species.
Tisza-tó – Sarudi-medence
The central basin of Tisza-tó, covering 2,800 hectares with an average depth of 1.6 m and maximum depth of 17 m. Over 50 fish species, including 20+ kg carp, 80+ kg catfish, and 10+ kg pike. KalandPart and ÖkoPort marinas available.
Tisza-tó – Erzsébet-liget (Abádszalók)
A designated, well-maintained fishing area along the embankment section between Abádszalók and Kisköre, spanning approximately 2.4 km with 49 equipped fishing stands. Paved, brush-free bank — comfortable, mud-free fishing.
Tisza-tó – Örvényi Oxbow Lake
Tiszafüred-Örvény, nature conservation wet-forest environment (NATURA 2000, Hortobágyi National Park). A peaceful, nature-close experience with organized fishing infrastructure. Mirror carp, leather carp, predatory fish, and peaceful species.
Jóléti-tó (Újlőrincfalva)
A roughly 1-hectare artificial pond in Heves County, a few kilometers from Poroszló. Formed from a former clay quarry with a clay-silt bottom, 1–2 meters deep, with reed beds along the shore. Species include carp, African catfish (record 12.8 kg), grass carp, crucian carp, and pikeperch.
Ráckevei-Soroksári Duna – Áporka
One of the most diverse and popular sections of this 58 km long regulated Danube branch below Budapest. Slow current, reed beds, natural riparian vegetation. Carp, grass carp, bream, crucian carp, catfish, pike, perch, pikeperch, barbel.
Bokodi-tó (floating fishing village)
A ~197 ha cooling reservoir beside Oroszlány with an average depth of 3–4 m and maximum depth of 8 m. Due to the power plant's warm-water circulation, it does not freeze even in winter — a year-round water and one of the country's most popular winter fishing destinations. Features iconic fishing cabins built directly on the water with jetties.
Deseda Lake (Kaposvár)
One of Hungary's largest artificial reservoirs, covering 245+ hectares on the northern edge of Kaposvár. Features over 200 fishing spots with 40% shaded shoreline. Suitable for both shore and boat fishing, with a 7 km cycling circuit.
Tisza River – Szeged
The Szeged section of the Tisza River is one of the Great Plain's most significant waterways, with moderate current and abundant fish stocks. Average depth 3 m, maximum 25 m, moderate turbidity. The Upper and Lower Tisza banks, as well as the Ujszeged side, are the most frequently visited areas.
Mártély Tisza Oxbow Lake
A 46-hectare oxbow lake with an average depth of 2 m and maximum depth of 7 m, formed during the Tisza River regulation of 1889–1892. Home to 36 fish species with abundant populations and 60% shaded banks. Located within the Mártély Landscape Protection Area — ideal for nature-friendly fishing.
Hortobágy River
An 11.5-hectare stretch spanning approximately 4 km from the railway bridge to the Borsós Weir, with an average width of 15–25 meters. The riverbed is varied, featuring hard and silty substrates, dense reed beds, and aquatic vegetation. Quiet, nature-oriented fishing.
Duna – Mohács
Mohács is a town in Baranya County, Hungary, on the right bank of the Danube.
Tatai Öreg-tó
A 220-hectare lake in the center of Tata, with centuries of fishing tradition. Carp, pike, pikeperch, catfish, crucian carp, bream, and tench. Fishing is prohibited during the October-November bird migration season (waterfowl rest area).
Kis-Balaton
Balaton's natural filtration area (at the Zala estuary), a 145 km² wetland habitat and largely protected nature reserve. Fishing is permitted only in designated sections. Carp, pike, pikeperch, and catfish.
Tisza – Tokaj
A classic fishing spot at the confluence of the Tisza and Bodrog rivers, at the gateway to the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region. A deep river section known for catfish, pikeperch, and passing carp.
Maros – Makó
The lower section of the Maros River in Hungarian territory, south of Makó. River section: strong current, deep holes, excellent for catfish. Pikeperch, barbel, bream, asp.
Bodrog – Sárospatak
The Bodrog River section at Sárospatak — a historic waterfront. Deeper river stretches hold catfish, pikeperch, and barbel; slower-flowing sections and oxbow lakes along the banks.
Dráva – Barcs
The Dráva river forms the Hungarian-Croatian border near Barcs — a fast-flowing alpine-origin waterway. Gravel bed, crystal-clear water. Pikeperch, catfish, barbel, asp. Protected natural area (Duna-Dráva National Park).
Mura – Letenye
The Mura river forms the Hungarian-Croatian border near Letenye — alpine-sourced water with strong current. Pikeperch, barbel, asp, chub, and catfish are present. Some sections are protected.
Velencei Lake – Pákozd
Located on the northern shore of Velencei Lake near Pákozd. Shallow water (average 1.5 m), reed bed area, excellent for carp and pike fishing. Together with the Agárd partner section on the southern side, it is the 3rd largest lake.
Duna – Baja
A major fishing gateway on the southern Hungarian stretch of the Danube. Deep river with strong current. Catfish, pikeperch, barbel, asp, and carp. The oxbow lakes near Báta and Dunaszekcső are also excellent spinning spots.
Duna – Esztergom
The Danube bend section between Esztergom and Komárom, a deep river with strong current. The riverbank below the Basilica is the most famous fishing spot.
Duna – Komárom
At the Hungarian-Slovak border near the towns of Komárom-Komárno. Váh mouth, deep holes. Catfish record (90+ kg), pikeperch, carp.
Duna – Dunaföldvár
A section of the Danube River in Tolna County with considerable depth. The area around the Danube Bridge is an excellent spot for pikeperch and catfish. Extraordinarily fish-rich after spring floods.
Orfűi tavak
Orfű is a village in Baranya County, in the Pécs district. The area is considered one of the region's premier tourism destinations.
Maconkai Reservoir
Maconka has been part of the city of Bátonyterenye since 1984 in present-day Nógrád County. Before the 1950 county reorganization, the settlement was a small municipality in the Pétervásárai district of Heves County. Following the 1950 county reorganization, it became part of Nógrád County. In 1965, it was annexed to the neighboring Nagybátony, which together with Szúpatak and Kisterenye forms the city. The settlement is located on Road 2409.
Gyékényesi Gravel Pit Lake
Fishing water in the village of Gyékényes, located in Somogy County within the Csurgó district.
Szelidi-tó
Szelidi-tó is one of the most important tourist destinations in Bács-Kiskun County, located near the municipality of Dunapataj, within the settlement's boundaries.
Hármas-Körös – Gyomaendrőd
Gyomaendrőd is a city in Békés County, Hungary, and the seat of Gyomaendrődi District.
Kettős-Körös – Békés
Békés is a city in Békés County in the Körösök region, just ten kilometers from Békéscsaba and the center of Békés district. Though no longer the county seat today, it once played a defining role in the region's life. Its history stretches back to the Árpád period, but it was depopulated during the Ottoman occupation and later resettled in subsequent centuries.
Ipoly – Szob
Szob is a town in Pest County, the centre of the Szobi district. It is the second smallest town in Pest County after Visegrád.
Zala – Zalabér
Zalabér is a village in Zala County, located in the Zalaszentgrót district. The settlement lies in the northeastern part of the county in a bend of the Zala River, with a population of 786 residents. This historic settlement, with its eight-hundred-year heritage and market town status, remains the center of the surrounding region due to its central location. A civil guard organization operates in the settlement.
Petőfi Fishing Pond – Nyíregyháza
Nyíregyháza is a city with county rights in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County and the seat of Nyíregyháza District. With a population of nearly 120,000, it is the seventh largest settlement in the country and the second largest in the Northern Great Plain. It has held city status with county rights since 1990. A dynamically developing city, it serves as the economic and cultural hub of the region and is an attractive tourist destination. Before the county reorganization in the 1950s, it belonged to Szabolcs County and was its
Palotási Reservoir
A reservoir in Heves County at the southern foot of the Mátra Mountains, approximately 70 hectares in size, used for irrigation. Home to carp, pike, crucian carp, bream, and perch. A peaceful and relatively quiet fishing venue.
Rakaca Reservoir
A 217-hectare reservoir in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County on Rakaca Stream, excellent for deep-water carp and pike fishing. Good pikeperch stocks in the deeper sections.
Látóképi Reservoir
Located approximately 70 hectares west of Debrecen, an irrigation water reservoir on the Hajdúsági Main Canal. Well-stocked with carp, crucian carp, and pike. A favorite fishing spot for local anglers.
Akasztói Fishing Park
A well-maintained private fishing park in a gravel pit lake system in Bács-Kiskun County. Carp ranging from 5-15 kg, grass carp, catfish, and pike. A paid venue with family-friendly facilities.
Szajki-tavak
A four-lake gravel pit system in Vas County near Vasvár. Stocked with carp, grass carp, and pike. One lake is dedicated specifically to catfish fishing.
Tedej-tó
An oxbow lake-type fishing pond in Hajdú-Bihar County near Hajdúnánás, densely stocked with fish. Carp, crucian carp, bream, and pike.
Merenyei-víztározó
A small reservoir (~25 ha) in Somogy County, a quiet and natural fishing spot. Carp, pike, crucian carp, bream, tench.
Dong-éri-főcsatorna
A large irrigation canal in Bács-Kiskun County between the Tisza and Danube rivers. Slow-flowing water with abundant carp stocks. Various bream species, pike, and crucian carp.
Kiskunsági-főcsatorna
A canal in Bács-Kiskun county running from the Tisza to the Danube-Tisza Canal. Calm, slow-moving waters with abundant fish stocks — carp, crucian carp, pike, pikeperch, catfish, and asp.
Nagykunsági-főcsatorna
A canal in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County, located southeast of Tiszafüred. Features slow-moving water and holds carp, pike, pikeperch, crucian carp, and bream. The canal passes through several weirs.
Békésszentandrási Holt-Körös
An oxbow lake of the Hármas-Körös in Békés county, with calm, obstacle-free banks. Famous for excellent carp and pike catches. Early morning pikeperch fishing is also productive.
Cibakházi Holt-Tisza
A JNK fishing oxbow lake situated alongside the southern section of the Tisza River. Home to sizeable catfish, pikeperch, carp, and pike. Natural setting with fewer visitors.
Atkai-holtág
A Tisza oxbow lake in Csongrád-Csanád County near Algyő-Tápé. Home to large catfish, carp, and pikeperch. Part of a nature conservation area.
Algyői-főcsatorna
A canal system in Csongrád County near Algyő, situated between the Tisza and Maros rivers. Carp, crucian carp, bream, pike, and catfish are found here.
Pinka-patak
A small alpine-origin stream in Vas County (Felsőcsatár-Vasszécseny section). Trout waters in the upper reaches, with chub and barbel in the middle section.
Kavicsos-tó – Győr
A gravel pit lake in Győr-Moson-Sopron county, located east of Győr. Well-stocked with carp, grass carp, pike, and pikeperch. Family-friendly private fishing park with good facilities.
Leveleki Reservoir
A reservoir (~80 ha) in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county near Levelek. Carp, crucian carp, bream, pike, pikeperch. Spring stockings.
Harsányi-tó
A fishing pond of approximately 30 hectares located in Bükkalja, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, near the village of Harsány. Stocked with carp, pike, crucian carp, and bream.
Nyékládházi tavak
A gravel pit lake system in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, south of Miskolc. Multiple lakes with carp waters, predator sections, and sport ticket areas. Carp, pike, catfish, pikeperch, and grass carp.
Fadd-Dombori
Danube oxbow lake in Tolna County (Domború-Duna), approximately 340 hectares of water surface. Abundant oxbow lake edges, sizeable catfish, pike, pikeperch, and carp. Beach and camping facilities on the shore.
Sárberki-tó – Tatabánya
Gravel pit lake on the outskirts of Tatabánya city in Komárom-Esztergom county. Stocked with carp, pike, pikeperch, and crucian carp. Close to the city and easily accessible.
Arlói-tó
A ~20 hectare lake in the Bükk Mountains region near Ózd, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county. Home to carp, pike, crucian carp, and bream. Features high banks and offers a peaceful fishing environment.
Bükkösdi Reservoir
A roughly 25-hectare reservoir in Baranya county, located near Bükkösd village on the Vörösmarti Stream. Good populations of carp, pike, crucian carp, and bream.
Préri-tó – Hegyeshalom
A gravel pit lake in Győr-Moson-Sopron county near the Austrian border. Stocked with carp, pike, pikeperch, and grass carp. Situated in a prairie-like flat landscape.
Dunaszigeti Side Channels
Northern part of Szigetköz, a network of gravelly side channels between the main Danube and the Mosoni-Danube. Pike, pikeperch, catfish, barbel, and asp — fast-flowing waters with Alpine character.
Mosoni-Duna – Kimle
Middle section of the Mosoni-Duna near Kimle. Slower-flowing water with deep riverbed. Pikeperch, carp, catfish, pike, and barbel.
Vadása-tó
Small lake (~17 ha) in Vas county near Hegyhátszentjakab, adjacent to Őrség National Park. Carp, pike, crucian carp, bream. Natural, quiet setting.