I am planning on coming to Corfu this year for my holiday and wondered if anyone knows of where I can go on a fishing day, or if there is such a thing for tourists (although my father is from Corfu)
So do let me know, and when is the best time to do so...
thanks
marika
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Message posted by MarikaG on 02 March 2010 at 2:04am - IP Logged
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Thomas who runs the Taverna in Kalami of the same name takes tourists out for fishing trips in his Caique .
The trip is over an evening and the next morning . The evening trip involves laying out the nets and the next morning gathering them in and sifting the catch .
Look at his website www.thomasplace.gr for more info
Regards...John
Message posted by GJJW on 02 March 2010 at 10:30am - IP Logged
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Don't forget that you need a licence to fish from a boat.
Message posted by Deedee on 02 March 2010 at 10:48am - IP Logged
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Deedee
And if you want to film it you will need permission from everyone who could be caught on camera and signed releases to use the footage.
Local tourist/travel offices in resorts will have details of any trips available. For your intended purpose it may be easier to arrange a charter. Would probably cost more but involve fewer permissions/releases.
Deedee
Message posted by BruceAndMaria (Born again CTG member) on 02 March 2010 at 12:18pm - IP Logged
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Quote: Originally posted by Elliemay on 02 March 2010
Don't forget that you need a licence to fish from a boat.
Like Ellimay has said you need a fishing Licence to fish from a boat, and to get one EU citizens need two photographs, a Greek Tax Number (AFM) and a photocopy of their passport. Non EU foreigners are not eligible to apply for a fishing licence.
Bruce
Message posted by MarikaG on 18 May 2010 at 8:26pm - IP Logged
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Actually, the Greek system for fishing is different from anywhere else in Europe. If you're more than 300m from the shore, you need a licence. To get a licence, you need a tax number. So, if you're a tourist, you're out of luck. I put this document together last year - hopefully I'll get an opportunity to update it this year (and, of course, I'd love to hear of any information to add to it from anyone!):
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