A small urban reservoir near Avilés, formerly managed as a coto intensivo for put-and-take rainbow trout. Since COVID, the stocking programme has not been clearly reinstated and local reports suggest the fishery has shifted toward carp-dominated coarse fishing with occasional brown trout. Official documentation from the Principado covers permits and seasonal adjustments but does not describe any current intensive trout stocking. The reservoir still functions as a fishing venue, but fly anglers specifically targeting trout should manage expectations and check recent reports before travelling.
- Asturian free public
- Fly only
Good late spring conditions for Embalse de La Granda
Good wave on — drift country. A useful wave. Work the productive shore.
Current conditions suit Embalse de La Granda well for late spring tactics. The ripple should help fish move and feed more confidently.
Conditions on the water
Some readings unavailable — check directly before fishing.
The brief
The plan
Start with Perdigón (14-18) — on the point — slow figure-of-eight retrieve. If that does not produce, switch depth or speed before changing the pattern entirely.
If fish refuse on top, drop to a buzzer under an indicator at different depths.
Keep an eye on changing conditions — wind shifts and cloud breaks can trigger short feeding spells.
Good ripple suits both bank and boat. Bank: work inflows, dam walls, and points. Boat: broadside drift covering wind lanes.
What's on, when
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
Top pattern + the box
Why today scores what it does
- Wind conditions (ripple) closely match what this water fishes best in.
- Cloud cover (mixed) suits the fishery well.
Precipitation
Who this water suits
Embalse de La Granda, on the water
Field guide · contributor-editedWhat this water is
A small urban reservoir near Avilés, formerly managed as a coto intensivo for put-and-take rainbow trout. Since COVID, the stocking programme has not been clearly reinstated and local reports suggest the fishery has shifted toward carp-dominated coarse fishing with occasional brown trout. Official documentation from the Principado covers permits and seasonal adjustments but does not describe any current intensive trout stocking. The reservoir still functions as a fishing venue, but fly anglers specifically targeting trout should manage expectations and check recent reports before travelling.
- Reservoir
- Mixed
How to get to the water
Where the rules change
- Trout1 March → 30 November
- CarpEmbalse La Granda is one of Asturias' intensive fishing reservoirs. 2026 rules list La Granda, San Andrés and Trasona as open from 1 March to 30 November. Some La Granda margins/cola areas have extra closures/vedados, so retain venue notes.
Licences, sorteo, the rules
- Asturian fishing licence required
- Check current permit, stocking, and venue status with the Principado before travelling.
Embalse de La Granda
A small urban reservoir near Avilés, formerly managed as a coto intensivo for put-and-take rainbow trout.
Good late spring conditions for Embalse de La Granda
Good wave on — drift country. A useful wave. Work the productive shore.
Current conditions suit Embalse de La Granda well for late spring tactics. The ripple should help fish move and feed more confidently.
Some readings unavailable — check directly before fishing.
Conditions are ideal for Embalse de La Granda — wind, cloud and temperature all line up.
Start with Perdigón (14-18) — on the point — slow figure-of-eight retrieve. If that does not produce, switch depth or speed before changing the pattern entirely.
If fish refuse on top, drop to a buzzer under an indicator at different depths.
Keep an eye on changing conditions — wind shifts and cloud breaks can trigger short feeding spells.
Good ripple suits both bank and boat. Bank: work inflows, dam walls, and points. Boat: broadside drift covering wind lanes.
- Wind conditions (ripple) closely match what this water fishes best in.
- Cloud cover (mixed) suits the fishery well.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
Terrain map
- Asturian fishing licence required
- Check current permit, stocking, and venue status with the Principado before travelling.
A small urban reservoir near Avilés, formerly managed as a coto intensivo for put-and-take rainbow trout. Since COVID, the stocking programme has not been clearly reinstated and local reports suggest the fishery has shifted toward carp-dominated coarse fishing with occasional brown trout. Official documentation from the Principado covers permits and seasonal adjustments but does not describe any current intensive trout stocking. The reservoir still functions as a fishing venue, but fly anglers specifically targeting trout should manage expectations and check recent reports before travelling.
- Reservoir
- Mixed
- Trout1 March → 30 November
- CarpEmbalse La Granda is one of Asturias' intensive fishing reservoirs. 2026 rules list La Granda, San Andrés and Trasona as open from 1 March to 30 November. Some La Granda margins/cola areas have extra closures/vedados, so retain venue notes.
A small urban reservoir near Avilés, formerly managed as a coto intensivo for put-and-take rainbow trout. Since COVID, the stocking programme has not been clearly reinstated and local reports suggest the fishery has shifted toward carp-dominated coarse fishing with occasional brown trout. Official documentation from the Principado covers permits and seasonal adjustments but does not describe any current intensive trout stocking. The reservoir still functions as a fishing venue, but fly anglers specifically targeting trout should manage expectations and check recent reports before travelling.