Where to go fishing in the Bryansk region

Forecast for fishing in the Bryansk region

Lakes of the Bryansk region

Fishing on lakes in the Bryansk region is possible primarily from the shore, using bottom (feeder) rods, floats and spinning rods. They mainly fish from a boat using spinning rods, and they also set mugs for pike. The list of lakes where you can go fishing in the Bryansk region is as follows:

Krugloe in the Bryansk region is not particularly popular among fishermen; there is not enough fish in it. But it is very beautiful, and there are always vacationers here. Lake Krugloye is of karst origin, has a round shape, its size is 5.3 hectares, if in diameter it is about 300 meters. The depth gradually increases towards the center of the lake, where it reaches a maximum of 16 meters.

Holy Lake , and there are three of them in this area: Dyatkovsky district, Zhukovsky district, Krasnogorsky district. All three lakes are of karst origin. They got their name because of various phenomena that supposedly happened or are happening here. Fishing on Lake Svyatoye is possible for crucian carp, roach, perch and pike.

Bottomless Lake , another body of karst origin, has an area of ​​14.5 hectares. It is inhabited by pike, perch, roach, crucian carp, and fishing is poorly developed.

Vyunki is located on the territory of a hydrological natural monument of regional significance with a total area of ​​7.5 hectares.

Zalomenye Lake is quite a beautiful body of water in the Klintsovsky district, where you can meet both fishermen and vacationers. Fishing here is interesting, there are a lot of roach, bream, perch and pike.

Kozhanovskoye Lake is the largest natural lake in the Bryansk region. Crucian carp, carp, roach, perch and pike live here. Fishing is prohibited here, but fishermen visit this reservoir. It is 3 km long and 2 km wide.

There are also smaller lakes where fishing or relaxation on the shore is possible: Shumovets, Boroven, Zvanye, Zybkoe, Karnovskoe, Titovoe, Bolshoi Zheron, Sredny Zheron, Solka

Fishing on the Desna River in winter, spring, summer, autumn

Fishing on the Desna is possible in two neighboring countries, in Ukraine, these are the Kiev, Sumy, and Chernigov regions. And in Russia, Smolensk and Bryansk regions. The species composition of fish here is the same: pike, perch, soda, asp, chub, ide, roach, bream, silver bream, bluefish, bleak, catfish, crucian carp, carp, carp, gudgeon, ruff and others. Next, for each area separately, where the Desna originates and where it flows (estuary), consider fishing and what it is.

Fishing on the Desna in the Smolensk region , here the river originates from the Golubev Mokh peat bog. In the upper reaches the river bed is not wide and flows through low-lying swamps. Further on the river in the city of Desnogorsk, a dam was built, as a result of which the large Desnogorsk reservoir was formed. And for the most part, fishing in the Smolensk region on the Desna means fishing on the Desnogorsk reservoir. The species composition of fish is very rich, and the large size of the reservoir promotes the growth of large fish species. For example, silver carp and catfish are found here in large sizes. Fishing is possible all year round. In open water it is better to fish from a boat, with the exception of feeder and float fishing. In winter, perch, roach, bream, and pike are well caught from the ice.

Fishing on the Desna in the Bryansk region is especially popular, since the Desna here passes through the city of Bryansk (regional center), and it is a great honor for the fishermen of Bryansk to go fishing on the Desna. In winter, perch, roach and bream are well caught here using a jig with a bloodworm, as well as using a devil. In open water, especially in summer, there are a lot of people fishing along the shores here with bottom gear, feeders, etc. The main fish that everyone counts on is bream. Which here often weighs 2-3 kg. Spinning fishing is possible both from the shore and from a boat. Mostly perch is caught from the shore using spinning rods; chub and small pike are found near fallen trees. It is better to catch pike perch from a boat; it prefers deeper sections of the river, which it is not always possible to reach with a spinning rod from the shore.

Fishing on the Desna River in the Chernigov region is very popular, since the Desna completely crosses this region, which is several hundred kilometers. In this section the river has many branches and sharp turns. It is interesting to catch chub here with a spinning rod from the shore, and hunts for asp. Using spoons, spinners, and wobblers as bait. Among spinner spinners, you need to choose ones with a heavier core, which facilitates longer casting. It is better to catch perch and small pike from the shore using a jig. Yes, with bottom gear at night you can catch catfish, bait mole crickets, and crawlers.

Fishing on the Desna in the Sumy region is not particularly different from fishing in the Chernigov region. Because for the most part, the border of the regions runs along the river bed. That is, one shore is Sumy region, the opposite is Chernigov. In addition to the listed fishing methods, feeder fishing is interesting here, but you need to know the promising places where bream mainly hang out.

Fishing on the Desna in the Kiev region will be most successful from a boat; the river bed here is quite wide, especially the mouth part where the Desna flows into the Dnieper. The main fish that boat fishermen hunt for is pike perch. Perch and pike are regularly included in the by-catch, but I really want to catch pike perch. Coastal spinning rods are suitable for catching perch and chub. Closer to the mouth, fish regularly move from the Dnieper to the Desna and back. This especially applies to bream, which in a promising place can be caught well with a feeder rod.

Rivers of the Bryansk region

Fishing on the rivers of the Bryansk region is interesting because of the catching of river fish species, asp, chub, carp, pike perch, and catfish. Of course, they can also live in closed bodies of water (lakes, ponds). But rivers are their native element. List of rivers in the Bryansk region where fishing is possible:

Besed is a river that flows through the Bryansk and Smolensk regions of Russia, as well as in Belarus, length 261 km, fishing is possible all year round.

Bolva is a swampy river with a muddy bottom, 213 kilometers long, flowing through two regions, Bryansk and Kaluga, and flows into the Desna.

The Vableya (a tributary of the Sudost) is a river in the Starodubsky and Pogarsky districts of the Bryansk region, only 61 km long, and is not of particular interest for fishing.

Vetma - fishing on the river, which is 112 km long, is possible in the Kaluga and Bryansk regions.

The Vitava is a small river 18 km long, but nevertheless it flows in Russia and Belarus and is not interesting for fishing.

Voronitsa is a river 74 km, in the Smolensk and Bryansk regions of Russia, the left tributary of the Iput. Tributaries Prozhoda, Black Pet, Trostyanka, Usa.

Voronusa - flows entirely through the territory of the Bryansk region in the Mglinsky district. It is approximately 60 km in length.

Vytebet - 133 km, flows through three regions of Russia, Bryansk, Oryol and Kaluga, is of interest for fishing.

The Desna is one of the largest rivers that flows through the Bryansk region; fishing here is very popular with various gear.

Znobovka - 74 km, in Russia and Bryansk region, in Ukraine Sumy region, fishing for it is not particularly popular.

Ivotka - 94 km, is also located on the territory of Russia in the Bryansk region, and Ukraine in the Sumy region.

Iput is a fairly large river, 437 kilometers long, navigable in its lower reaches and flows into the Sozh.

Irzhach - flows into the Iput River near the village of Kosichi. The length of the river is 32 km and is not interesting for fishing.

Irpa - originates in the Klimovsky district of the Bryansk region, where then after 40 km it flows into the Snov River.

The Karna is the left tributary of the Iput, on the river is the city of Novozybkov, the depth is no more than 1.5 meters, the length is about 27 km.

Kleven is 113 km long; in the upper reaches of the river there is the Russian-Ukrainian border. Fishing there is not very interesting.

Kolpita is a narrow small river 54 km long, which flows in Russia and Belarus, at the mouth of Besed.

The Navlya is a left tributary of the Desna, with a total length of 126 km, the greater length of which falls in the Bryansk region.

Nerussa - 161 km, on the banks there is a natural biosphere reserve "Bryansk Forest"

Obelna - 32 km, a river in Russia, flows in the Kaluga, Oryol and Bryansk regions

Oleshnya - a tributary of the Besedi, 41 km, drainage basin area - 276 km²

The Revna is a tributary of the Desna, width from 2 to 6 meters, depth 0.2-1.5 m, length 74 km.

Revna - a tributary of the Snova, flows in Russia and Ukraine, 81 km. Resseta is a river in the Bryansk and Kaluga regions of Russia, 123 km Sev is a river in the Kursk and Bryansk regions, which gave its name to the old town of Sevzh.

Snezhet flows entirely through the Bryansk region, length 80 km.

Snov is a fairly large river with a length of 253 km.

The fishing distance is 200 km, in the Bryansk region of Russia, and the Chernigov region of Ukraine, fishing here is interesting. Unecha is a small river 92 km long, in the Bryansk region

Tson - in Bryansk, and most of it in the Oryol region of Russia, 74 km.

The reservoirs of the Bryansk region that are indicated in this article (rivers, lakes) have different origins. For example, lakes belong to three main types: floodplain (oxbow lakes and relict lakes), karst and glacial. The largest floodplain lakes Orekhovoye and Bechino are located in the Zhukovsky district. From the karsts you can whitewash the Holy and the Bottomless. There are more than 500 ponds (artificial reservoirs) here. There are also reservoirs. Fishing in Bryansk is most popular on the Desna; both predatory and peaceful fish are caught well here.

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Winter fishing in the Bryansk region

Winter fishing is possible in all reservoirs of the Bryansk region. First of all, small lakes, rivers and ponds are covered with ice. And on the first ice, thousands of fishermen go to catch perch and roach with jigs, and install girders for pike. On large lakes, rivers and reservoirs, bream will be established later. Of course, like everywhere else, fishermen first of all go to fish in a nearby body of water. And then, when the ice gets thicker, the biting situation will clear up a little. Priority will already be given to bodies of water and places on them where, according to rumors, this or that fish is caught well. More specifically, winter fishing is described separately for each reservoir and region of the Bryansk region.

Paid fishing in the Bryansk region, fishing bases

There are fishing bases and paid fishing ponds in the Bryansk region. It’s interesting that there are a lot of fishermen who like to fish on paid platforms, especially with their families. The list of fishing bases is as follows.

The recreation center “At the Spring” is located in Bryansk, a small reservoir where small carp and crucian carp bite. 8-910-743-73-72

Krasnye Dvoriki - a very small pond “bathtub” is located 14 km from Bryansk, in the village of Krasnye Dvoriki, Karachevsky district +7-920-852-65-24

Teploe Reservoir - if you want to catch carp, grass carp, crucian carp, pike, perch. There are three reservoirs here. located just 32 km from Bryansk. Teploye, Karachevsky district, Bryansk region, along the Moscow-Kyiv highway. Mobile + 8-980-330-44-45

Fishing for bream

Fishing on the Desna is quite a difficult task, but if you take into account the recommendations of professional fishermen, you will certainly return home with a big catch.

The process of catching bream on the Desna River itself is nothing special, although it is recommended to follow the tips given in the article. First of all, you will need to choose a suitable place for fishing. It should be relatively deep - at least three meters, so it is recommended to use an inflatable boat. The bottom should be muddy, since this is where the bream settles. You can give preference to deep holes that are located near capes.

Remember that bream is a rather cautious fish. She can be frightened by any suspicious smell or too loud sound. You should start hunting early in the morning, since it is at this time of day that she swims out to feed.