Fiumicino Fishing Charters

The Tyrrhenian Sea is known to be astoundingly beautiful, but it’s also home to a variety of exciting species to catch.

"Dario and Alessandro were great hosts and made sure everybody on board were comfortable and familiar with the basics." —⁠ Yvonne,

Book your next trip with the Fishing Experience Tirosa Team and find out what the fishing in Rome is all about. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Giuseppe can tell you all about the local fishery.

"Took the 6 hour trip and fished in two different areas fishing for tuna." —⁠ John,

If you plan on fishing in Lido Di Ostia, look no further than Pelagic Team Roma. Skipjack, Bowfin, Dentex, Mahi Mahi, Albacore Tuna, Bluefin Tuna, Spanish Mackerel, Shortbill Spearfish, European Seabass, and more could be biting, depending on when you go.

A Pesca Nel Weekend is your chance to enjoy a great day of fishing just off the coast of Lido di Ostia. Captain Mike at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.

Big Catch Fishing Charter has a trip with your name on it along the stunning waters of Tyrrhenian Sea much more at less than half an hour from the city centre and fifteen minutes from Fiumicino Airport (FCO).

"We did what we came here to do! Caught beautiful tuna! Nico was great set us up will lunch and drinks!" —⁠ Sean,

Our saltwater charter boat is moored at the Rome Marina in Ostia (the sea neighborhood of Rome), next the the Archaeological site.

Experience the thrill of lake fishing in the heart of Italy! Join expert guide Adriano Marini for an unforgettable day on the waters of Lake Bracciano.

"Lovely first time experience to bass fishing in Italy. I have fished for bass all my life but the water in Lake Bracciano is beyond description.." —⁠ Brian,

Looking to catch some fish in Civitavecchia? Simon Fishing Adventures is your ticket! Your guide for the day is Captain Simone, which allows you to benefit from years of angling experience.

"We had an unforgettable day out on the water in Civitavecchia!" —⁠ John,

In the Nothern area of Rome, Gigantic Wells Catfish, Asp, Zander and more on the mighty river Tiber, chasing ancestral predators with live bait (recommended for the giant Wells Catifish), Spinning and also Fly Fishing at a just half an hour from the city

A volcanic lake with crystal clear water, to chase the Italic Pike (yes, you read it right, Esox Cisalpinus, a rare Italian subfamily different from the Northern Pike), Largemouth Bass and more to chase spinning or even fly fishing.