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Mljet National Park

Zona vietatanational park

Cos'è questa zona

Panoramica

Come viene trattata la pesca subacquea a Mljet National Park.

Fishing is prohibited throughout Mljet National Park (Pravilnik o unutarnjem redu, NN 76/2000, Article 22). Licensed recreational angling is the only exception for visitors and Article 24 limits it to three hand lines with at most three hooks, while Article 28 prohibits any gear not listed there; the separate traditional-fishing gear list for residents (Article 29 — nets, up to 2 fish pots, hand lines, a longline of up to 200 hooks, gigs without light) likewise contains no speargun and ends with a prohibition on any gear not listed. Spearfishing is therefore prohibited park-wide by both routes. Recreational and traditional fishing are additionally banned outright in Malo jezero, Veliko jezero and the Soline channel (Article 22), Article 33 bans the taking of shellfish, urchins and other marine organisms, and Article 78 provides that underwater activities (diving) are not permitted in Malo jezero.

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Posizione

Punto di riferimento approssimativo per questa zona. Vedi il quadro completo sulla mappa interattiva.

42.7833°N, 17.3667°E

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Fonte

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Licenza per Croatia

Se ti serve una licenza per la pesca subacquea qui e come ottenerla.

Licenza obbligatoriatramite Ministarstvo poljoprivrede, šumarstva i ribarstva - Uprava ribarstva (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries - Directorate of Fisheries); sold via HSSRM member clubs

Sport licences are sold through clubs/associations affiliated with the Croatian Federation for Sport Fishing at Sea (HSSRM); recreational licences via the Ministry's fisheries portal and authorised vendors. Issued in electronic form.

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Apre il portale ufficiale · hssrm.hr

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