We issue permits for recreational fishing at the sea to foreign and Croatian citizens.
| TYPE OF PERMIT | Fee |
|---|---|
| DAILY AND MULTI - DAY PERMITS | |
| One (1) day | 7,96 € |
| Permit for three (3) days | 19,91 € |
| Permit for seven (7) days | 39,82 € |
| Permit for 150 days for minors | 13,27 € |
| Permit for 150 days for people who are retired or who have reached the age of 65 | 13,27 € |
| Permit for 150 days for adults up to the age of 65 | 99,54 € |
| ANNUAL PERMITS | |
| Annual permit for minors | 13,27 € |
| Annual permit for persons who are retired or who have reached the age of 65 | 13,27 € |
| Annual permit for adults up to the age of 65 | 66,36 € |
| SPECIAL PERMITS | |
| Special permit for longline fishing | 26,54 € |
| Special permit for fishing using trap | 26,54 € |
| Special fishing permit for spearfishing | 13,27 € |
| Special permit for fishing using artificial lighting | 13,27 € |
* annual permits are valid for the calendar year, and purchase is possible in the period from December 1. of the previous year to March 1. of the current year
* annual permits for fishing with long line, traps, spear and artificial lighting can be issued only to anglers who already hold an annual permit for sport or recreational fishing in sea waters.
* Exceptionally, without a permit, recreational fishing can be performed by persons under the age of 14 with a single line hook with or without the use of a rod.
Allowed equipment
An angler who holds a valid license for recreational fishing at sea is allowed to fish with the following types and quantities of fishing tools and equipment:
- two fishing rods and reels
- trolling (two fishing lines)
- towing rope, up to two (2) pieces in total;
- for chefalopods (two lines with artificial bite for each line)
- large sea worm trap, up to two pieces.
SPECIAL PERMITS – LIMITATIONS
- special permit for longline, (one or more of them) with a total of up to 100 hooks
- special permit for spear fishing, one (1) piece in total
- special license for trap fishing, up to three (3) pieces in total
- special permit for the use of artificial lighting, one light with a maximum power of 40 W for an incandescent bulb, 30 W for a halogen bulb and 10 W for LED bulb per vessel, exclusively when fishing with spears or lines with a hook for hunting cephalopods.
The smallest sizes of fish and other sea animals under which cannot be caught, collected or sold are:
| SCIENTIFIC NAME | Minimum size |
|---|---|
| 1. PISCES | |
| Dentex dentex | 30 cm |
| Mustelus asterias | 80 cm |
| Seriola dumerili | 45 cm |
| Sarda sarda | 45 cm |
| Sciaena umbra | 30 cm |
| Scorpaena scrofa | 30 cm |
| Spondyliosoma cantharus | 18 cm |
| Squalus acanthias | 66 cm |
| 2. BIVALVIA | |
| Spondyliosoma cantharus | 18 cm |
| Squalus acanthias | 66 cm |
| 2. BIVALVIA | |
| Arca noe | 5 cm |
| Mytilus galloprovincialis | 6 cm |
| Ostrea edulis | 7 cm |
| 3. CEPHALOPODA | |
| Octopus vulgaris | 1 kg |
Regardless of their size, the following, if caught, have to be freed and returned to the sea:
- Lobster with eggs attached
- Crabs with dark eggs
MAXIMUM CATCH: 5Kg a day
POISONOUS AND DANGEROUS FISH
starry weever (Trachinus radiatus)
red scorpionfish (Scorpaena scorfa)
common eagle ray (Myliobatis aquila)
marbled electric ray (Torpedo mormorataa)
Mediterranean moray (Murarena helena)
FORBIDDEN AREAS
Limski kanal
Tarska vala
Brijuni islands
harbour pools
swimming beaches