Fishing in the Stavropol Territory - where to go, review of paid and free reservoirs


Fishing in the Stavropol Territory brings anglers special pleasure. Here it is possible to catch a trophy specimen without putting in much effort.

Maybe that’s why these places attract people so much, and with each season there are more and more people who like to stay in these areas. But the choice of fishing spots in the Stavropol Territory is simply enormous. In this article we will talk about the most common places that fishermen love. We will touch on both paid and free places.

The best free reservoirs

Big Stavropol Canal

Initially, this canal was not supposed to have a fishing purpose, but was built exclusively for economic purposes in order to increase the level of crops with better irrigation. But now fishing in this channel is becoming increasingly popular. Fans of hunting predatory fish feel especially confident here.

You can catch here:

  • Soma;
  • Podleschika;
  • Perch;
  • Pike;
  • Pike perch.

Getting to the canal is very easy. It originates in the Cherkessk reservoir and passes through Kursavka, where it splits into two branches, eastern and western. The eastern branch stretches to the Budennovsky district, and the western branch to Nevinnomyssk.

You are free to fish here for free, but there are some rules to follow during the spawning season.

Kochubeevsky district

This area is the most unique for fishing. Particularly popular are those places where the current is tamed. It is the area where there is practically no current that attracts trout and other fish. You can also find crucian carp, rudd, and bream in this area.

There were even cases when the most experienced and successful fishermen caught bream weighing more than four kilograms here. Fishing here is free, with only one hook, and only fishing from the shore is allowed. The catch should not exceed five kilograms, otherwise a tax will be imposed on the fisherman, and fishing from a boat is strictly prohibited.

Pravoegorlyksky Canal

This canal is unique for its clear water, which directly attracts a huge flow of fishermen from all over the area. The most common species found here are pike perch and ram. Pike perch lives quite deep, 10-15 meters. If the weather is sunny, then the chance of catching a large specimen increases significantly.

Pike perch are also active at night. As for the ram, it prefers corn or wheat grains; flour and aromatic oil are used as bait. This type of fish is characterized by its aggressive and fast bite. But for those who love a wide variety of fish, this reservoir is not suitable; it is better to choose a place with a large number of fish species.

Yegorlykskoye Reservoir

The reservoir is located in the Shpakovsky district. The water in the reservoir is running, which is good because it changes about fifteen times a year. The most popular fish in this reservoir are considered to be silver carp, ram, pike perch, and grass carp.

You can fish freely throughout the entire area, both from shore and from a boat. This allows you to catch huge individuals of perch and pike perch from great depths, which are approximately 12 meters. Most often, fishermen who come here for predatory fish use twisters and wobblers, and less often, oscillating spoons.

Fishing in the Stavropol region. Carp farms

As a rule, the northern region of Stavropol is especially popular among fishermen. This area is popular with the Krasny, Chograisky, Dodynsky, Novoselitsky and Sengileevsky reservoirs, where certain norms of behavior are common.

The northern region is characterized by the presence of carp fishing, which is a seasonal fishing activity. The rules do not impose serious restrictions on carp catches.

After catching fish, the standard procedure occurs:

  1. Weighing the fish.
  2. Payment that occurs using a specific tariff schedule.

When fishing for carp, it is possible to use the simplest gear, which consists of a rod, blind and sliding equipment, thin fishing line with a diameter of 0.2 millimeters and a float. You should not use a modern fishing rod.

This is due to the fact that the casting occurs at a distance of 10–15 meters into a certain area of ​​the reservoir. It is worth paying attention to strong bait equipment, which will be easily washed and create a fragrant corridor in the current.

The best paid reservoirs in the Stavropol Territory

Popovskie Ponds

This farm consists of plots whose total area exceeds 500 hectares. Today, Popovsky Ponds number more than 50 reservoirs throughout the Stavropol Territory. Paid fishing is allowed on the reservoirs, so all ponds are stocked with fish several times throughout the year. The ponds contain crucian carp, perch, silver carp, pike perch, rudd, carp, and grass carp.

On average, the price for an hour of fishing on a pond will be 500 rubles. Also, when you arrive at the pond, you can buy a variety of bait and bait, and after fishing you can ask to clean the catch, which will cost you 100 rubles per kilogram. You can find Popovskie Ponds at the intersection of the Stavropol-Sengileevskoye-Tonnelny roads, which is 23 kilometers from Stavropol.

Other bodies of water

There are also several more paid reservoirs in the Stavropol Territory:

  • Ponds in Novotroitsky district. There are two ponds in this area. The most successful anglers have had a fairly good catch for a day of fishing in these areas;
  • Lake near the village of Novoulyanovka. The lake is located right next to the water discharge from the reservoir. This is an excellent place for catching catfish and crucian carp;
  • Pond near the village of Krasnoye. There is a fishery here that provides comfortable services for fishermen. The staff will always help you if you have any questions, and the fish here are quite large.

Fishing on lakes and reservoirs

Such reservoirs are characterized by weak currents. Those reservoirs that are built on cascades of hydroelectric power stations contain a larger number of species due to the saturation of oxygen in the water. Fishing in lakes is the same everywhere, but rare fish are caught at the confluence of rivers.

  • Lake Manych-Gudilo,
  • Salt Lake,
  • Lake Bald Liman,
  • Sengileevskoye Reservoir,
  • Novotroitskoye Reservoir.


Manych-Gudilo: turbulent, strong winds often blow here and, accordingly, large waves appear. The lake has a lot of minerals and salts; in hot summers the salinity of the water is higher than in the sea. You need to fish in cool weather, since in the heat the fish go to where there is fresh water. Pike perch and crucian carp are caught most often, pike is rare. If you are planning to go there, it is better to choose an area near the village of Divnoye.

Solenoye: located north of Stavropol, not far from the P269 highway. The lake is quiet, shallow, and it is convenient to fish both from the shore and from a boat. There are a lot of carp here, including mirror ones. Carp and crucian carp are biting. Fish weighing 0.5−1.5 kg are often caught.

Bald Liman: on the border with Kalmykia it stretches for 8 kilometers, and then flows into the Manych River. The lake is heavily overgrown with algae in some places. Pike and large perch live here. Many people praise this place for a good catch of crucian carp near the reeds, with which the slopes to the water have recently become heavily overgrown, so fishing from the water will be more convenient than from land. To get here, you need to drive 20-30 kilometers through the steppes, as Lys is near. There are no trails in the estuary. If this is your first time here, it is better to stop at a feeding spot not far from the huntsman’s house; locals from nearby villages constantly fish there.

Sengileevskoye Reservoir: the largest reservoir in the vicinity of the administrative center. It is located 18 kilometers from Stavropol. Area - 42 km², maximum depth - 45 meters. Sengileevskoye is a strategic object - it supplies the city with water. Enterprises also breed fish here, so there is a lot of it here. There are crucian carp, catfish, grass carp, roach, perch, silver carp and others. This reservoir is one of the richest reservoirs for fish in the Stavropol Territory. Fish from the Sengileevsky Reservoir is in demand even in neighboring regions. Unfortunately, there are many poachers here, and, accordingly, there is often a decline in one species. But even so, there are a lot of fish here.

Novotroitsk Reservoir: slightly smaller than Sengileevsky, located near Solnechnodolsk. The reservoir is used for hydroelectric power stations and fish farming; there is also a nature reserve nearby. There are many different species found here, and sometimes fishing tournaments are held at this reservoir. Most fish here from the shore. Many speak well of the good bite of perch on a wobbler. Carp and roach are caught most often, carp less often. In the Novotroitsky reservoir. There are even such rare fish as tilapia.

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What kind of fish can you catch in the Stavropol region?

Zander. This type of fish in the Stavropol region grows quite slowly, and a specimen weighing about four kilograms can be mistaken for a large individual. Particularly lucky fishermen received trophies that weighed more than seven kilograms.

Pike-perch generally prefers spinners rather than live bait. Takes well on baits that have a lighter color. It is also recommended to use wobblers, which perform well when fishing in deep areas of the reservoir. It is better to use sinking wobblers.

Som. This type of fish lives in almost all water bodies of Russia; in the Stavropol Territory there are also a sufficient number of individuals of this species, sometimes even trophy specimens are found. Catfish prefer proven, familiar places; they rarely move away from the place where they have been feeding for a long time.

They come out of their hiding places only during hunting or spawning.
This fish can be caught on a frog, fried sparrow, large bunch of worms or crayfish. Often not very pleasant attachments are used, such as a bar of soap or a rotten egg. Carp, crucian carp. This fish feels great in the reservoirs of the Stavropol Territory.
In places where the current is not very strong, huge schools of crucian carp look for food; local fishermen often take advantage of this. Carp prefers deeper places, especially in the hot season. Crucian carp is unpretentious to bait; it bites well on worms, bread, maggots or corn. But you need to try to catch the carp. At different ponds or reservoirs, carp are fed different foods, so you need to choose bait that will not only be new to the carp, but also to its taste. To do this, you need to be vigilant and patient, and then luck will definitely smile on you.

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I had to fish for several years in the southern part of the Stavropol Territory on the Kura. The first time I saw this river, I was confused. I couldn’t believe that there could be fish worthy of attention in it. The river is so narrow that in some places you can jump over it. But the fishing results exceeded all expectations.

And I became so attached to the Kura that now I spend all my free time only on its banks. The Kura originates in the territory of Kabardino-Balkaria, somewhere in the foothills of the Caucasus, then flows through the southern part of the Stavropol Territory and disappears into the sands of the Nogai steppe. Its length is about 150 km. Within the Stavropol Territory, the river flows along the plain. Its channel is winding and forms many lakes, overflows, and often breaks up into separate branches. There are no trees or bushes around, so if you want to cook fish soup, you need to take firewood with you. The right bank is steep, clean, the left bank is flat, swampy, overgrown with reeds. The width of the channel is from 1.5 to 3 m. The average depth is 1.5-2 m. Small riffles are occasionally found. The current is quite fast, the river freezes only in severe winters. The water is clean almost all year round, the level is constant, only in the Kursk region from the village of Kurskaya downstream it is regulated by dam locks. There are not many species of fish in the river, since the river is isolated from other bodies of water. Here you can find carp, silver crucian carp, chub, gudgeon and some types of small weed fish, which are of no value to fishermen. Most of all in the Kura there are chub. Chub up to 1.5 kg are the usual catch, but sometimes specimens up to 3 kg are caught. Silver crucian carp is slightly inferior in number to it, although it rarely reaches a weight of more than 0.5 kg. There are fewer carp. It also reaches a weight of up to 3 kg, but fishing for it gives anglers the most intense experience. Most often, carp up to 1 kg are caught. They are caught on the Kura exclusively with float rods, since the features of the reservoir exclude other methods of fishing. For fishing from the shore and in spills from a boat, the most convenient are two-legged bamboo rods 2-3 m long with a short line. For fishing in spills from the shore, three-legged rods 4.5 m long are more convenient. Fishing begins in early spring and ends in late autumn. In warm winters with above-zero temperatures, fish are also caught. Under the ice, no fish bite and are caught only by chance. The weather conditions in spring, autumn and summer do not have a significant impact on the bite. Chub on the rifts are well caught from 11 to 14 o'clock in the afternoon. The carp, however, with less activity, takes the whole day. In spring and autumn, the best bite is from 7 to 10-11 o'clock, and in the afternoon - from 15 to 17 o'clock. When the water level changes when the sluices are opened or closed (usually in the fall), the bite freezes; after the level is established, it resumes. Usually the fish stay in lakes and spills. In the fall, after the sluices are closed, when the lakes and floods become very shallow, all the fish roll into the river bed. At this time, fishing is especially successful. You need to look for carp and crucian carp in bays with vegetation hanging over them, near the shore overgrown with reeds and algae. The chub often stays near the rifts. The most commonly used baits for all fish are earthworms, dung worms, bloodworms, and for chub - grasshoppers. Before the appearance of grasshoppers, the chub is not particularly picky about baits. The largest specimens are caught on grasshopper, cherry and sweet cherries. Carp are most likely to hunt for worms in spring and autumn; in summer they prefer boiled or canned corn and dough mixed with cake and sunflower oil. Bloodworms are in use all season. Crucian carp go for dung worms and bloodworms. The scourge for the angler here is small chub, gudgeon, verkhovka and crayfish, which mercilessly spoil the bait. A large bait helps a little from small fish. But you still have to change the nozzle and rethrow it often. The only thing the little things don't touch is corn. Changing the place rarely gives results, since there are a lot of small things and crayfish, especially in small places. Crayfish are caught well from mid-August, after the dam is closed, when the Kura River completely enters its banks. During the rest of the year they are difficult to find. It’s strange that for some reason the fish here don’t take the crayfish bait. Come, fellow fishermen, to our region! You will not be deceived in your hopes. This small river will give you a lot of pleasure. And if you don’t like it on the Kura, it doesn’t matter: besides it, in the southern part of Stavropol there are many other small unknown rivers that are no less rich in fish.

P. Magarita, Mozdok https://rybalka.hut.ru/data/rybolov_sportsmen/kura.htm

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Reviews and reports about fishing in the Stavropol Territory

“I visited many reservoirs and ponds. There are indeed more fish in paid reservoirs, especially for predatory fish. If this is how I most often caught pike perch weighing 2-4 kilograms, then upon arrival at Popovskie Ponds, I was pleasantly surprised by my first pike perch weighing six and a half kilograms.” Grade:

Sergey

“Well, there really are a lot of crucian carp in Stavropol. In places where there is practically no current, there is a lot of it, and of very different sizes. There were specimens of both kilograms and 50 grams.” Grade:

Nikolai

“I recently caught a small catfish and decided to release it, but then I became convinced that there really are catfish in Stavropol. Some say that they were really huge, over a hundred kilograms, but I haven’t met anyone like that yet.” Grade:

Eugene

There are quite a lot of reservoirs and ponds in the Stavropol Territory. The fish found here is very diverse, for every taste and color. Fishermen just have to prepare well, study the local waters, and go hunting for their favorite fish.

There is a place for everyone here, both a lover of crucian carp and crucian carp, and a fan of predators. You can relax either on a free pond or visit private ponds or fish farms. You just have to pay attention to the prohibitions and rules of fishing, since there are often times when fishing from a boat or fishing with more than one hook is not allowed on a reservoir.

Fishing ban

Spawning ban from April 1 to May 31, 2021:

  • Shpakovsky: reservoirs – Sengileevskoye, Egorlykskoye, Bufernoye; Lake Novomarievsky Estuary
  • Izobilnensky: Novotroitskoye reservoir; Salt Lake
  • Sovetsky: Otkaznenskoye reservoir
  • Budennovsky: Lake Wet Buffalo
  • Novoselitsky: Wolf Gate Reservoir
  • Ipatovsky: Dundinskoye Reservoir
  • Arzgirsky: Chogray reservoir
  • Turkmen: Chogray reservoir
  • Apanasenkovsky: lakes – Manych-Gudilo (Stroymanych Bay), Lysyy estuary, Beloe
  • Trunovsky: Malaya Kutulta River
  • Alexandrovsky: Grushevskoye Reservoir
  • Andropovsky: reservoir GES-2
  • Kochubeevsky: reservoir GES-3, reservoir GES-4
  • Levokumsky: lakes – Dadynskoye, Saga-Biruchya, Solenoye
  • Kursk: reservoirs – Kurskoye, Rostovanovskoye
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