chadley30

Thanx for the info, it will help alot. I have decided to go for a guided few days in a boat with hacienda, they seem very good. then ill hire the boat unguided after that for another few days. Thier boats have fishfinders/echo sounders too so i will be able to get so much more information in them two days like you say. Thanx again for the info much appreciated.

Does anybody know of any cheap campsites on or near the lower ebro? Im planning on investing in a dinghy and exploring it unguided. crazy i know but it gives me more flexability to sight see and more importantly i cant afford a guide and tackle hire. Especially because i want to be going out the a couple of times a year. I have been researching it but cant seem to find many with websites, just phone numbers. Did look into just taking my brolly to sleep on the bank but the thought of having my gear confiscated by the local police is not top priority. lol Would really appreciate it if anybody can shed any light on any of this. thanks

Just wondering, does anybody know of any parts of the ebro that are pretty narrow yet still hold big cats and carp. Im thinking of going it alone and taking a small rowable dinghy and a bivvy to stay in the swim overnight(without fishing after midnight of course). but need some advise on narrow parts of the river. Also am i right in thinking that the higher the water levels are the faster it will flow?? or does that depend on whats going on with the damns? Thanx