- Free fishing
- Fly only
- Blue-winged oliveMost likely#16–18 · DunDuns are up; a sherry spinner fall may follow.
- Anglers curse mayfliesAlso possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#20–22 · SpinnerGo tiny: 20-22 spent spinner, single fly, long tippet.
- Large dark oliveAlso possible#14–16 · EmergerDead-drift the emerger — it's sitting in the film.
- Ephemera vulgata (lake mayfly)Also possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#8–10–12 · NymphLarge lake/slow-river mayfly; burrows soft sediment.
- Saddle-case CaddisMost likelyLower confidenceNearest relative#16–18 · AdultTiny blackish caddis; fast riffles, early summer.
- CapererAlso possibleLower confidence#10–12 · AdultBig autumn sedge; fish dry at last light.
- Satin sedgeAlso possibleLower confidence#12–14 · Egg-layingSkitter it at dusk — this one's fished, not dead-drifted.
- Net-spinning caddis (S. Europe)Also possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#12–14–16 · PupaWidespread riffle net-spinner; evening emergence.
- Migrant HawkerMost likelyLower confidence#6–8 · NymphStrip a big hawker nymph erratically near cover.
- DamselfliesAlso possibleNearest relative#10–12 · NymphSlow-retrieve a damsel nymph along the weed edges.
12:00(now) — Reed Smut
Peak activity at 18:00 — Evening Sedge (Evening Sedge, Weather boost)
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Beyond the hatch · worth watchingambient prey(1)
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Backed by regional invertebrate surveys; no sampling on this exact reach yet.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
- Castilla-La Mancha fishing licence required
- Any common trout caught must be released under the 2026 order.

Terrain map
The full read · show the working · for Barbel · confidence 90%
- Trout 1 April → 30 September
Castilla-La Mancha 2026 order, low-mountain band. This reach sits at the trout/coarse transition — treat any common trout as a bonus catch and release it; barbel is the more consistent target here.
Río Júcar (Tramo Medio)

- Blue-winged oliveMost likely#16–18 · DunDuns are up; a sherry spinner fall may follow.
- Anglers curse mayfliesAlso possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#20–22 · SpinnerGo tiny: 20-22 spent spinner, single fly, long tippet.
- Large dark oliveAlso possible#14–16 · EmergerDead-drift the emerger — it's sitting in the film.
- Ephemera vulgata (lake mayfly)Also possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#8–10–12 · NymphLarge lake/slow-river mayfly; burrows soft sediment.
- Saddle-case CaddisMost likelyLower confidenceNearest relative#16–18 · AdultTiny blackish caddis; fast riffles, early summer.
- CapererAlso possibleLower confidence#10–12 · AdultBig autumn sedge; fish dry at last light.
- Satin sedgeAlso possibleLower confidence#12–14 · Egg-layingSkitter it at dusk — this one's fished, not dead-drifted.
- Net-spinning caddis (S. Europe)Also possibleLower confidenceNearest relative#12–14–16 · PupaWidespread riffle net-spinner; evening emergence.
- Migrant HawkerMost likelyLower confidence#6–8 · NymphStrip a big hawker nymph erratically near cover.
- DamselfliesAlso possibleNearest relative#10–12 · NymphSlow-retrieve a damsel nymph along the weed edges.
12:00(now) — Reed Smut
Peak activity at 18:00 — Evening Sedge (Evening Sedge, Weather boost)
Hatch predictions
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Beyond the hatch · worth watchingambient prey(1)
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Backed by regional invertebrate surveys; no sampling on this exact reach yet.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
- Castilla-La Mancha fishing licence required
- Any common trout caught must be released under the 2026 order.

Terrain map
The full read · show the working · for Barbel · confidence 90%
- Trout 1 April → 30 September
Castilla-La Mancha 2026 order, low-mountain band. This reach sits at the trout/coarse transition — treat any common trout as a bonus catch and release it; barbel is the more consistent target here.