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Water types

Fishing waters by type

Whether lake, river, pond or reservoir - pick a water type and browse fishing waters by country and region.

All water types

Pick a water type to discover fishing waters by country and region.

Lakes
60,204 waters
Rivers
14,377 waters
Ponds
9,349 waters
Reservoirs
3,737 waters

Find fishing waters by water type

Every water type has its own character and typical species. Lakes offer calm bank and lure fishing for pike, zander, carp and tench; rivers attract current-loving species such as barbel, chub and trout; ponds are ideal for relaxed days and beginners; and reservoirs often hold trophy predators at depth.

Pick a water type above to browse matching fishing waters by country and region - each with real catches, target fish and fishing methods from the Angelradar community.

Handy tools for anglers

Data-driven helpers from Angelradar - find the right water, the right lure and the best time to fish.

Bite score

Estimate your chances from real catch data - factoring in moon, air pressure, weather and time of day.

Lure guide

Which lure catches which fish? Find the right lure for your target species.

Fish identifier

Upload a fish photo and get an AI-assisted estimate of possible species.

Fish stock

Discover where which species occur - based on real community catch data.

Fish calculator

Calculate weight and condition factor using Fulton's formula - quick and easy.

Closed seasons

Closed seasons and minimum sizes by state - so you always fish within the rules.