Murcia, Region of Murcia, Spain offers diverse fishing experiences across its Mediterranean coastline and inland waters. The region is renowned for abundant red tuna during summer months, best caught offshore near Cartagena through chumming or trolling with natural baits like squid and mackerel. Autumn brings excellent coastal trolling opportunities for bonito, mackerel, and little tunny using small lures and feathers.

Deep-sea enthusiasts target the famous 'Piedras Malas' area at 100-meter depths, where electric reels help land forkbeards, conger eels, Atlantic wreckfish, and groupers. Live hermit crab proves most effective bait here. Inshore options include beach, rock, and boat fishing, with dorado frequently appearing in local waters. The Segura River and Almadenes Canyon provide freshwater adventures amidst UNESCO-recognized rock art sites.

Fishing charters operate year-round from locations like La Manga del Mar Menor, with options including specialized tuna trips, family-friendly excursions, and spearfishing expeditions. Required fishing licenses cover coastal, boat-based, and freshwater angling, available through regional authorities. The area's rich biodiversity ensures catches ranging from dentex and amberjack to pomfret and bluefish across distinct seasonal patterns.