Andrea Carando Official Fishing Guide 

The call of the water has always been with me. As a child, I would watch anglers along the canals, fascinated by that silent anticipation. At the age of seven, I held my first rod, and since then, fishing has become a part of who I am. Today, at 37, every outing is an adventure—a meeting with untamed nature.

I've specialized in techniques that tell different stories:
Spinning – chasing Trout in mountain streams and valleys, as well as Pike, Barbel, and Asp;
Carpfishing: in the calm waters of lakes and rivers;
Fly fishing: with dry flies and streamers, for those who love the poetry of the cast.

I believe fishing is an authentic experience, rooted in respect for the environment and its creatures.
My goal? To create real emotions, guiding every angler to discover pristine waters and wild fish. Because fishing isn't just about the catch—it's about connection, it's about freedom. It will be a pleasure to share these emotions with anyone who wishes to join me.

Fish that meet size and bag requirements are yours to take home. That's dinner, right there! As many as 4 people can join these excursions. You'll be fishing without a boat, so expect to make your way on foot at least part of the time and come dressed for current weather conditions.

Don't hesitate to send Andrea a message below with any questions you have, including where to meet on the day of your trip.

Your fishing license for the day is covered by the guide and Andrea will help you follow local regulations. Layered clothing and appropriate footwear are always encouraged (if you aren't sure what that means, just ask). It's never a bad idea to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and bottled water, rain or shine.

Andrea will have some snacks and drinks for you. Children are welcome to come along. Get in touch to find out if Andrea has child-sized life vests you can borrow, or bring your own.

And you're all set! Get in touch with Andrea Carando Official Fishing Guide below and start planning your trip .