
Río Ebro, Spain · 41.26° N, 0.33° E
Guided catfish & predator fishing on the Río Ebro
Multi-day fishing camps out of Mequinenza & Caspe. Your boat, your guide, your gear, arranged around you before you land in Spain.
- Season
- Apr-Nov
- Target species
- Wels catfish
- Avg. depth
- 2.7m
- Top catch 2025
- 2.31m
- Guide fleet
- 9 boats
- Live status
- Booking 2026
The camp
Three to seven nights, built around your season
Damzi Fishing runs guided fishing camps on the Río Ebro reservoirs, the same stretch of water that produces some of Europe's largest wels catfish. Every camp pairs you with a local guide who knows the current depth, the bait the fish are taking this week, and where the boats need to be at first light.
You choose the length of the trip, the boat, and how much gear you want us to provide. We handle the river, the timing, and the logistics.
- 3-7
- Nights per camp
- 3
- Anglers per boat, max
- Apr-Nov
- Season

Where we fish
The Ebro between Caspe and Mequinenza
Our camps fish the Mequinenza reservoir, the long, deep 'Mar de Aragón', from Caspe down to the dam at Mequinenza, where the Segre and Cinca join the Ebro.
- Caspe
- Mequinenza
- Riba-roja
- Mequinenza reservoir
The fleet
Purpose-built for the Ebro
Aluminium guide boats for still-fishing the deep channels, and a rigged bass boat with electronics for anglers who want to cover water and hunt actively.

Guide Skiff
Aluminium jon boat · up to 3 anglers · Tohatsu / Mercury outboard

Bass Boat
Lund · Yamaha 150 · Garmin electronics

On-board electronics
Live sonar and chartplotter on the bass boat

Comfort seating
Pedestal seats, rod storage, casting deck

Garmin sonar, night session: structure marked at 2.7 m
After dark
Night sessions on request
Wels catfish feed hardest after sunset. Guides can run night sessions with sonar-marked holding spots for groups chasing a personal best.

Tackle & rigging
Bring your rods, or don't
Rod holders, downriggers and terminal tackle come rigged and ready. Full rental is available if you're flying in light.

Where you sleep
A riverside cabin by the Ebro
Stay in the riverside cabin, in a partner hotel, or arrange your own bed. Airport transfer can be arranged on request.
FAQ
Quick answers
- Do I need a fishing licence?
- Yes. Everyone who fishes in Spain needs a valid regional fishing licence for the water they fish. On our stretch of the Ebro that is Aragón. Rules change, so check the current requirements before you travel, and tell us in your inquiry if you need help.
- When is the season?
- Camps run from April to November. Wels catfish feed hardest in warm water and after dark. Ask us about the best weeks for your dates.
- How long is a camp?
- Three, five or seven nights. You pick the start date and the length in the booking form.
- How many anglers fit in a boat?
- A guide skiff takes up to three anglers and is shared with your guide. The bass boat is private for up to two. Larger groups use more than one boat; we confirm this in your quote.
Reserve your camp
Configure the trip
Pick a start date, the length and your group. You choose the boat and extras on the next screen. A guide replies with a personal quote within 24 hours.
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Dates, group and boat
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Guide, tackle, stay and transfer
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Your details and a personal quote within 24 hours