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2015 62 Your fishing permit Regulations Invasive species Fishing for persons with reduced mobility Fishing grounds Fishing tourism Useful information Fishing season and hours / Minimum catch size Fishing permit In order to fish in the Pas-de-Calais département, you will need a valid fishing permit (carte de pêche). When fishing, you must have with you at all times: Both a fishing permit issued by an AAPPMA of the Pas-de- Calais département or one delivered by one of the neighbouring départements together with a subscription to a reciprocity agreement (URNE) and the official freshwater eel fishing form (carnet de pêche de l’anguille - CERFA form N°14358*01). It is illegal to fish without a fishing permit. Any fishery officer is allowed to fine you if you cannot show him/her your fishing permit. Purchasing a fishing permit There are three different ways for you to obtain a fishing permit: Online: www.cartedepeche.fr At a local agents’ (find one near you on www.peche62.fr) At the local AAPPMA affiliated fishing association Please note that if your permit is lost or stolen, no duplicate will be issued, although you are allowed to reprint your permit if you purchased it online. Your permit fees are put to good use Obtaining fishing rights The fees collected by the Federation and the AAPPMA pay for the necessary fishing rights for anglers. Promoting and developing fishing These fees also allow the federation to organise fishing events and activities, from fishing classes for children (federation activities and fishing workshops) and the maintenance of fishing grounds to promoting fishing (signs, fishing guide) and the stocking of some fishing grounds. Protecting our fish and freshwater capital When you purchase a fishing permit, you fund AAPPMA and Fishing federation actions in the public interest, such as fishing ground maintenance, ecological restoration and protection of fish species. Permit fees also helps maintain a fishing network in charge of communicating, teaching and monitoring as well as raising environmental awareness. Part of the fees is used to finance official water agencies for the protection of the aquatic environment. Types of fishing permits (cartes de pêche) There are 6 different fishing permits to suit your every needs: Carte majeure an annual card for people over 18 Découverte femme an annual card especially for women Carte mineure an annual card for 12 to 18 year-olds Carte découverte an annual card for children under 12 Carte journalière our one-day fishing pass Carte hebdomadaire our weekly fishing pass Timbre Grands Migrateurs If you want to go sea trout or Atlantic salmon fishing, you will need a specific fishing stamp called Grands Migrateurs (large migratory fish). Carte Interfédérale If you wish to fish in the URNE, CHI, EGHO grounds, you will need the carte interfédérale, a reciprocal fishing permit. All prices can be found on our website: www.peche62.fr or on the dedicated permit site www.cartedepeche.fr Carp fishing at night Carp fishing is allowed at night on specific grounds defined by prefectoral order - find them on our website, www.peche62.fr. Only vegetable fishing paste can be used as bait. Under no circumstances can a carp be kept alive or transported at night. In order to fight against illegal trade in carps, transporting live carps over 60 cm (1 ft. 11 ¾ in.) is forbidden and punishable by a €22,500 fine. Reciprocal fishing agreement Many fishing associations and federations “pool” their fishing grounds through a reciprocal agreement to make it easier for anglers to obtain a permit and to create a much larger fishing area. In the Pas-de-Calais département, the fishing federation and 31 AAPPMA associations offer reciprocal fishing grounds. It means that when your fishing licence has been issued by one of these associations, you can fish on any of the grounds belonging to other associations in the Pas-de-Calais département (see map at the back). If you wish to fish in a neighbouring département, you can get an interfederal fishing permit that will give you access to all AAPPMA angling grounds participating in the URNE, EGHO and CHI reciprocal networks. The URNE stamp 16 départements have signed a reciprocal agreement to share all or part of their private fishing grounds and some AAPPMA grounds as well. If you have a Carte annuelle majeure fishing permit and you purchase an URNE stamp, you can fish in all the URNE grounds covered by the reciprocal agreement. Selling your catch You are not allowed to sell your catch. Minimal catch size Catch size is measured from the tip of the jaw to the extremity of the tail. Fish shorter than the minimal size must be released immediately (see the table concerning fishing hours and minimal catch size). The Open Tag Carna 2015 fishing contests Following their success these past few years, the federation has decided to renew its two lure fishing contest for predatory fish anglers! Open Tag Carna contests are the perfect occasion both to fish for fun and to gather scientific information on local predatory fish species. Once more, the fishing federation will seize this occasion to tag and release numerous fish while improving knowledge on the local dynamics of predatory fish (growth rate, migration, etc.). These contests are still being organised: you can keep posted and find the exact dates - to come - on our website. Applications are limited! Those were some of our partners for the 2014 edition: Fishing for beginner and intermediate anglers For several years now, the FDAAPPMA 62 has been offering free workshops to all anglers throughout the département. Participants will be guided by a professional instructor, and all the necessary fishing tackle will be provided free of charge by the fishing federation. In order to participate to this workshop, you only need apply. Call 03 91 92 02 03 or send an e-mail to [email protected] AAPPMA Date Levels Techniques Montreuil-sur-Mer Monday April 27th 2015 Beginners Fly-fishing Brimeux Monday May 04th 2015 Beginners Fly-fishing Maroeuil Tuesday May 05th 2015 Beginners Fly-fishing Saint-Laurent-Blangy Saturday June 20th 2015 Beginners and Contest under 16 Pole fishing Ecourt-Saint-Quentin Tuesday July 07th 2015 Beginners Pole fishing Arques Wednesday July 08th 2015 Beginners Pole fishing Auxi-le-Château Friday July 10th 2015 Beginners Trout fishing / Lure fishing Aire-sur-la-Lys Monday July 20th 2015 Beginners Predatory fish / Lure fishing Hesdin Thursday July 23th 2015 Refresher classes Fly-fishing Brimeux Monday August 03rd 2015 Refresher classes Fly-fishing - Beussent Marœuil Friday August 07th 2015 Refresher classes Fly-fishing Saint-Omer Wednesday August 12th 2015 Beginners Pole fishing Calais Monday August 17th 2015 Beginners Pole fishing - Lac d'Ardres Lake Mametz Tuesday August 18th 2015 Beginners Trout fishing / Lure fishing Ecourt-Saint-Quentin Monday August 24th 2015 Refresher classes Predatory fish / Lure fishing Aire-sur-la-Lys Tuesday August 25th 2015 Refresher classes Predatory fish / Lure fishing Arques Saturday August 29th 2015 Refresher classes Pole fishing Mametz Friday October 23th 2015 Refresher classes Predatory fish / Lure fishing Montreuil-sur-Mer Samedi October 24th 2015 Beginners Predatory fish / Lure fishing - Brimeux Insurance Anglers with a Pas-de-Calais fishing permit benefit from the FDAAPPMA62 insurance coverage for civil liability, disability and death while fishing or working as volunteers for their local AAPPMA or for the fishing federation. If you come across any contamination, call ONEMA : 03 21 56 93 57 • The closest police station • Your local AAPPMA • The fishing federation: 03 91 92 02 03 Please react as fast as you can. If a machine answers your call, please leave a message and call the next number on the list until you reach someone who can come and assess the contamination. What about fishing on the Ternoise river? 4 fishing associations along the Ternoise river have signed a reciprocal agreement so that anglers can enjoy an uninterrupted 23 miles of category 1 fishing grounds on the banks of the river. They are renown for their density in salmonids - which reproduce naturally - as well as large migratory fish such as Atlantic salmon and sea trout. On the Ternoise riverbanks, you can enjoy different fishing techniques: fly-fishing, lure fishing, Czech nymphing… Come and fish for a day, or two, or more! Find out more about the Pêche en Ternoise project on the pecherenriviere Facebook page Fishing accommodation The French fishing federation (FNPF) has established a label and its accompanying quality charter to help promote the development of fishing accommodation and services. The Fédération du Pas-de- Calais pour la Pêche et la Protection du Milieu Aquatique also applies this quality charter locally. Fishing accommodation must meet several criteria: it has to be close to fishing grounds, must be open during the fishing season, must welcome anglers in a personal way and be ready to advise them and provide relevant leaflets and documentation. It must also offer services such as a locker or room for fishing tackle, packed meals, and make fishing easier by delivering fishing permits, informing anglers about current regulations and what the Fédération Départementale pour la Pêche has to offer. Here is a list of fishing accommodation that have applied for this quality label. Town Name Type of accommodation Address Phone Website Gauchin- Verloingt Le Manoir du Loubarré B&B - Holiday cottage 550, rue des Montifaux 62130 Gauchin-Verloingt 03 21 03 05 05 www.loubarre. com Hesdin Les Flandres Hotel 22, rue d’Arras 62140 Hesdin 03 21 86 80 21 www.tourisme- 7vallees.com Eps- Herbaval Gîte Babouchka Holiday cottage 2 2 1042, rue de Boyaval 62134 Eps-Herbaval www.gites-de- france-pas-de- calais.fr Book your holiday accommodation in Pas-de-Calais departement on: www.resa62.com The Pêche Nature workshops The Pêche Nature workshops were created to help beginners develop the skills they need to be able to fish on their own and responsibly, respecting nature and those who enjoy it. In Pas-de-Calais, you can be taught fishing in six different locations: Town Name Contact Address Gouy-St-André Club Mouche Passion Tradition - stefl[email protected] [email protected] 07 88 29 15 39 Lillers École de pêche de Lillers (section concours) M. FOULON (Manager) 06 17 55 28 01 Montreuil L’Amicale des Pêcheurs à la Ligne M. LEFEBVRE (President) 03 21 81 51 27 ou 06 08 94 73 12 Outreau Club Mouche (CM62) - www.clubmouche62.fr [email protected] Saint-Omer La Concorde M. ROLLET (Manager) 03 21 39 78 69 Saint-Venant Le Brochet Saint-Venantais de Saint-Venant M. HONNART (President) 03 21 02 31 22 After Work activities Why don’t you come and relax by the water after a long day’s work? We will look for the predator fish that hide in our rivers and have a good time. Friday May 29th in Béthune Wednesday June 10th in Romelaëre Wednesday June 17th in Arras Thursday September 24th in Palluel Friday September 25th in Calais Free 2-hour workshop. 10 anglers only. Fishing permit and tackle provided at no cost Fly-fishing workshop Together with the département fly-fishing club, the fishing federation will welcome you at its office for a full day of beginner classes on fly-fishing. After an indoor presentation of the fishing technique and the best local spots, you will learn how to tie flies and to cast a fly rod. Then you will apply this knowledge during practise. You will also be offered the opportunity to try tenkara fly-fishing, a very fashionable and easy technique. Workshop fee: €15 per person, lunch included From 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM - 10 persons maximum Invasive species Catfish, pumpkinseed sunfish and Eastern crayfish are invasive species that must be released under no circumstances. They must be killed before transport. Their introduction is prohibited. Their use as living or dead bait is strictly forbidden. Catfish Pumpkinseed sunfish Eastern crayfish Red-eared slider The red-eared slider, a species native from South- western USA, was legally introduced in France by aquarists. Some of them unfortunately released their terrapins in the wild when they became too large. That is the reason why they have become a common sight in our streams, where they compete with and thus threaten local species. Please act responsibly and do not release red-eared sliders in the wild. If you find one while fishing, please do not release it: call the local animal shelter or vet instead, and ask them to take it in. Muskrat As an invasive species, muskrats have been present in the rivers of the North of France since the 1960s. They originated in specimens that either were released or escaped into the wild. In the agricultural areas of Europe, muskrats are one of the most actively fought invasive species. Muskrats dig into riverbanks and erode them. In the Nord-Pas-de-Calais département, the FREDON is in charge of monitoring this regulated pest and coordinating the fight against it. Populations are thus monitored and a pest control program is in effect. It is organised - as designed by law - by pest control associations and their federations. You can find hereunder a list of some of the grounds where persons with reduced mobility can fish. AAPPMA Quantity Precise location Aire sur la Lys 3 On the Lys river, category 2 grounds, 500 m/ 545 yd. before the barrage des 4 faces dam Arques 9 In the Northern part of the Étang de Beauséjour, behind the campsite 7 at the étang de Malhôve pond that can be accessed through the rue de Savoie street Parking spot with a walking path leading to the pontoons Auxi-le-Château 1 Pont rouge (red bridge) Beaurainville 1 Beaurain-Château marsh, 200 m/ 220 yd. from the kayaking base Béthune 1 Water station Brimeux 2 Brimeux, walk along the Canche river, direct access from the main road for persons with reduced mobility Calais 1 Guînes canal in Preville Calonne Ricouart 1 Across the fishery, on the pond - on the side nearest to the town of Calonne Douriez 1 Haut Pont marsh, campsite road, car access Fillièvres 1 Town centre, cité des peupliers Hesdin 2 Hesdin, close to the indoor tennis fields Bouin Plumoison, near the campsite Lillers 1 Eugène Lemoine ponds in Lillers Maresquel- Ecquemicourt 2 There are two wheelchair-fishing grounds, one at the Maresquel bridge, the other on the route de Contes road, at the canoe landing stage. Please beware of the gentle slope. Mazingarbe 1 Salomé, in the inner canal of the Bassée river Montreuil 1 Under the road bridge, at the place called Place du Cormoran Noyelles-sous-Lens 1 On the banks of the Étang du 14 Juillet pond Palluel 2 Marsh path, across the étang du Grand Clair pond Raye-sur-Authie 1 250 m/ 275 yd. from the bridge Renty 1 100 m/ 110 yd. downstream from the bridge, easy to park and to access, the river is right by the town road and wheelchair accessible Saint-Venant 4 on the passable part of the Digue de la Lys dam (150 m/ 165yd. upstream from the Saint Venant lock) Boulevard vert, rue d’Aire street on the Courant du Malmeule river At the Pont d’Aire bridge, rue d’Aire street, on the Guarbecque river Rue Jean Moulin street, on the Busnes river Fishing reserves as they have been created by prefectoral order Stream Upstream limit Downstream limit Town Length Canche From the Moulin du Bacon mill To 100 m / 110 yd. downstream from Moulin du Bacon MONTREUIL- SUR-MER 100 m/ 110 yd. Fausse Canche diversion M. PODVIN dam Downstream side of the small bridge BRIMEUX 128 m/ 140 yd. Tour des Chaussées Canche river discharge channel From the Tour des Chaussées overflow crossing structure RD 349 road bridge HESDIN 460 m/ 500 yd. Canche 25 m/ 27 yd. upstream from the Tour des Chaussées overflow crossing structure To the angle of the house on the right bank HESDIN 59 m/ 65 yd. Aa From the Moulin de Wins dam Downstream from the AK 402 plot on the left bank BLENDECQUES 62 m/ 68 yd. Aa From the Moulin de Wins dam Downstream from the AK 386 plot on the right bank BLENDECQUES 92 m/ 100 yd. In 2013 and 2014, the fishing federation conducted a poll. The results showed that anglers were in favour of including stilling basins into category 1 fishing grounds. We will post the decision of the authorities concerning stilling basins on our website: www.peche62.fr. N° Towns AAPPMA Pond 2 Aire sur la Lys La Fine Gaule Étangs des Ballastières ponds 4 Arques L'Union Arquoise Étang de Batavia pond 4 Arques L'Union Arquoise Étang de Beauséjour pond 4 Arques L'Union Arquoise Étang de Malhove pond 4 Arras L'Amicale des Francs Pêcheurs Artésiens Marais Verlaine marsh 11 Béthune Les Percots Béthunois Béthune water station 13 Billy Montigny Les Percoteux Billysiens Marais de Pelves marsh 15 Boulogne-sur-Mer Association des pêcheurs à la ligne A.P.L.B. Les Glaisières Brimeux Fédération de Pêche du Pas de Calais Étang de Brimeux federal pond 18 Calais Les Pêcheurs du Calaisis Le Virval 18 Calais Les Pêcheurs du Calaisis Lac d'Ardres lake Contes Fédération de Pêche du Pas de Calais Étangs de Contes federal ponds 25 Courcelles-les-Lens La Carpe Courcelloise Courcelles les Lens water station 31 Ecourt-Saint-Quentin Les Pêcheurs Réunis Marais d'Ecourt-Saint-Quentin marsh 31 Ecourt-Saint-Quentin Les Pêcheurs Réunis Marais de Becquerel marsh 32 Esquerdes Les Francs Pecqueux La Poudrerie 41 Hesdin Les Pêcheurs Hesdinois Étang du Planty town pond 47 Lillers Les Poissons Rouges Étang Eugène Lemoine pond Mont-Bernanchon Fédération de Pêche du Pas de Calais Étang de Mont-Bernanchon federal pond 58 Noyelles sous Lens Les Pêcheurs Noyellois Étang du 14 juillet pond 58 Noyelles sous Lens Les Pêcheurs Noyellois Étang des Boclets pond 59 Oignies AAPPMA de Oignies, Courrières et Environs Deûle river canal, “Lot n°3 bis” plot 59 Oignies AAPPMA de Oignies, Courrières et Environs Parc départemental du bois des Hautois park 60 Oisy-Le-Verger La Roche Dorée "Lots n°1 et 2" Town pond Plouvain Fédération de Pêche du Pas de Calais Étang de Pouvain federal pond 69 Roeux Les Percots de la Scarpe Town marsh Sailly Labourse Fédération de Pêche du Pas de Calais Étang du Petit Saillly federal pond 74 Saint-Laurent Blangy Entente Halieutique du Val de Scarpe Les étangs du Chevalier et d'Immercourt ponds 75 Saint-Omer La Concorde Étang du Romelaere pond 77 Saint-Venant Le Brochet Saint-Venantais de Saint- Venant Town pond 79 Thérouanne La Gaule Thérouannaise Town pond 81 Tigny-Noyelle Société de Pêche de Tigny- Noyelle Les Foraines d'Authie Dates of opening and minimal catch size Species Category 1 rivers Category 2 rivers Minimum catch size Number of fish caught Pike - Junuary 1st - Junuary 26 th / May 1st - December 31th* 50 cm (1ft. 5 3/4 in.) - Zander - Junuary 1st - Junuary 26 th / June 15th - December 31th 40 cm (1ft. 3 3/4 in.) - Brown trout March 14th - Septembre 20th March 14th - Septembre 20th 25 cm (9 5/6 in.) 6 per day Rainbow trout March 14th - Septembre 20th March 14th - Septembre 20th 25 cm (9 5/6 in.) Sea trout April 26th - Octobre 26th April 26th - Octobre 26th 35 cm (1ft. 1 5/6 in.) Eel March 8th - July 15th February 15th - July 15th 12 cm (4 3/4 in.) - All other fish not mentioned above*** March 14th - September 20th Junuary 1st - December 31th - - Number of specimens that can be legally caught Opening days Catch size Salmon Authie : 10 / Canche : 10 April 26th - Octobre 26th 50cm (1ft. 5 3⁄4 in.) to 70cm (2 ft. 39⁄16 in.) * During closed season, some techniques and pieces of equipment are prohibited on category 2 grounds when fishing for pike : with live, dead or artificial fish as bait, with spoon lures, Czech nymphing, with jigs (even those with a shiny head), with shrimp bait, jiggling live worms, with bacon as bait or any other technique that makes capture non accidental. ** Fishing the following species is strictly forbidden all year-round: eels (at night), and silver eels; allis shads and alosa agones; sea and river lampreys; European, Galician, white-clawed and stone crayfish and finally moor, marsh, pool, agile, Iberian and Perez’s frogs. Dessins : Victor Nowakoski - Crédits FNPF Photo : Laurent Madelon - Crédits FNPF Photo : Laurent Madelon - Crédits FNPF Federation events Where learning to fish in the Pas-de-Calais département ? Red-eared slider Muskrat OCTOBER Sunrise Sunset 1 07:50 19:29 2 07:51 19:27 3 07:53 19:25 4 07:54 19:23 5 07:56 19:21 6 07:57 19:19 7 07:59 19:17 8 08:00 19:15 9 08:02 19:13 10 08:03 19:11 11 08:05 19:09 12 08:06 19:07 13 08:08 19:05 14 08:09 19:03 15 08:11 19:01 16 08:12 18:59 17 08:14 18:57 18 08:15 18:55 19 08:17 18:53 20 08:18 18:51 21 08:20 18:49 22 08:22 18:48 23 08:23 18:46 24 08:25 18:44 25 07:26 17:42 26 07:28 17:40 27 07:29 17:39 28 07:31 17:37 29 07:33 17:35 30 07:34 17:33 31 07:36 17:32 SEPTEMBER Sunrise Sunset 1 07:07 20:33 2 07:09 20:31 3 07:10 20:29 4 07:11 20:27 5 07:13 20:25 6 07:14 20:23 7 07:16 20:20 8 07:17 20:18 9 07:19 20:16 10 07:20 20:14 11 07:21 20:12 12 07:23 20:10 13 07:24 20:08 14 07:26 20:06 15 07:27 20:03 16 07:28 20:01 17 07:30 19:59 18 07:31 19:57 19 07:33 19:55 20 07:34 19:53 21 07:36 19:51 22 07:37 19:49 23 07:38 19:46 24 07:40 19:44 25 07:41 19:42 26 07:43 19:40 27 07:44 19:38 28 07:46 19:36 29 07:47 19:34 30 07:48 19:32 DECEMBER Sunrise Sunset 1 08:22 16:56 2 08:24 16:56 3 08:25 16:55 4 08:26 16:55 5 08:27 16:54 6 08:28 16:54 7 08:29 16:54 8 08:30 16:54 9 08:32 16:54 10 08:33 16:53 11 08:33 16:53 12 08:34 16:53 13 08:35 16:53 14 08:36 16:54 15 08:37 16:54 16 08:38 16:54 17 08:38 16:54 18 08:39 16:55 19 08:40 16:55 20 08:40 16:55 21 08:41 16:56 22 08:41 16:56 23 08:42 16:57 24 08:42 16:57 25 08:42 16:58 26 08:43 16:59 27 08:43 17:00 28 08:43 17:00 29 08:43 17:01 30 08:43 17:02 31 08:43 17:03 MARCH Sunrise Sunset 1 07:31 18:33 2 07:29 18:35 3 07:27 18:37 4 07:25 18:38 5 07:23 18:40 6 07:21 18:41 7 07:19 18:43 8 07:17 18:44 9 07:15 18:46 10 07:13 18:48 11 07:11 18:49 12 07:09 18:51 13 07:07 18:52 14 07:05 18:54 15 07:03 18:55 16 07:01 18:57 17 06:59 18:58 18 06:56 19:00 19 06:54 19:01 20 06:52 19:03 21 06:50 19:04 22 06:48 19:06 23 06:46 19:07 24 06:44 19:09 25 06:42 19:10 26 06:40 19:12 27 06:38 19:13 28 06:35 19:15 29 07:33 20:16 30 07:31 20:18 31 07:29 20:19 NOVEMBER Sunrise Sunset 1 07:37 17:30 2 07:39 17:28 3 07:41 17:27 4 07:42 17:25 5 07:44 17:24 6 07:45 17:22 7 07:47 17:21 8 07:48 17:19 9 07:50 17:18 10 07:52 17:16 11 07:53 17:15 12 07:55 17:14 13 07:56 17:13 14 07:58 17:11 15 07:59 17:10 16 08:01 17:09 17 08:02 17:08 18 08:04 17:07 19 08:06 17:06 20 08:07 17:05 21 08:09 17:04 22 08:10 17:03 23 08:11 17:02 24 08:13 17:01 25 08:14 17:00 26 08:16 16:59 27 08:17 16:59 28 08:18 16:58 29 08:20 16:57 30 08:21 16:57 MAY Sunrise Sunset 1 06:29 21:05 2 06:27 21:07 3 06:26 21:08 4 06:24 21:10 5 06:22 21:11 6 06:21 21:13 7 06:19 21:14 8 06:18 21:15 9 06:16 21:17 10 06:15 21:18 11 06:13 21:20 12 06:12 21:21 13 06:10 21:22 14 06:09 21:24 15 06:08 21:25 16 06:07 21:26 17 06:05 21:28 18 06:04 21:29 19 06:03 21:30 20 06:02 21:32 21 06:01 21:33 22 05:59 21:34 23 05:58 21:35 24 05:57 21:36 25 05:56 21:38 26 05:56 21:39 27 05:55 21:40 28 05:54 21:41 29 05:53 21:42 30 05:52 21:43 31 05:51 21:44 APRIL Sunrise Sunset 1 07:27 20:21 2 07:25 20:22 3 07:23 20:24 4 07:21 20:25 5 07:19 20:27 6 07:17 20:28 7 07:15 20:30 8 07:13 20:31 9 07:11 20:33 10 07:08 20:34 11 07:06 20:36 12 07:04 20:37 13 07:02 20:39 14 07:00 20:40 15 06:59 20:42 16 06:57 20:43 17 06:55 20:45 18 06:53 20:46 19 06:51 20:48 20 06:49 20:49 21 06:47 20:51 22 06:45 20:52 23 06:43 20:54 24 06:41 20:55 25 06:40 20:57 26 06:38 20:58 27 06:36 21:00 28 06:34 21:01 29 06:32 21:02 30 06:31 21:04 JUNE Sunrise Sunset 1 05:51 21:45 2 05:50 21:46 3 05:50 21:47 4 05:49 21:48 5 05:48 21:49 6 05:48 21:50 7 05:48 21:50 8 05:47 21:51 9 05:47 21:52 10 05:47 21:53 11 05:46 21:53 12 05:46 21:54 13 05:46 21:54 14 05:46 21:55 15 05:46 21:55 16 05:46 21:56 17 05:46 21:56 18 05:46 21:57 19 05:46 21:57 20 05:46 21:57 21 05:46 21:57 22 05:47 21:58 23 05:47 21:58 24 05:47 21:58 25 05:48 21:58 26 05:48 21:58 27 05:49 21:58 28 05:49 21:58 29 05:50 21:58 30 05:50 21:57 JULY Sunrise Sunset 1 05:51 21:57 2 05:52 21:57 3 05:52 21:57 4 05:53 21:56 5 05:54 21:56 6 05:54 21:55 7 05:55 21:55 8 05:56 21:54 9 05:57 21:54 10 05:58 21:53 11 05:59 21:52 12 06:00 21:52 13 06:01 21:51 14 06:02 21:50 15 06:03 21:49 16 06:04 21:48 17 06:05 21:47 18 06:06 21:46 19 06:07 21:45 20 06:09 21:44 21 06:10 21:43 22 06:11 21:42 23 06:12 21:41 24 06:13 21:40 25 06:15 21:39 26 06:16 21:37 27 06:17 21:36 28 06:19 21:35 29 06:20 21:33 30 06:21 21:32 31 06:23 21:30 AUGUST Sunrise Sunset 1 06:24 21:29 2 06:25 21:28 3 06:27 21:26 4 06:28 21:24 5 06:29 21:23 6 06:31 21:21 7 06:32 21:20 8 06:33 21:18 9 06:35 21:16 10 06:36 21:15 11 06:38 21:13 12 06:39 21:11 13 06:40 21:10 14 06:42 21:08 15 06:43 21:06 16 06:45 21:04 17 06:46 21:02 18 06:47 21:00 19 06:49 20:59 20 06:50 20:57 21 06:52 20:55 22 06:53 20:53 23 06:54 20:51 24 06:56 20:49 25 06:57 20:47 26 06:59 20:45 27 07:00 20:43 28 07:02 20:41 29 07:03 20:39 30 07:04 20:37 31 07:06 20:35 JANUARY Sunrise Sunset 1 08:43 17:04 2 08:43 17:05 3 08:43 17:06 4 08:43 17:07 5 08:43 17:08 6 08:43 17:10 7 08:42 17:11 8 08:42 17:12 9 08:41 17:13 10 08:41 17:15 11 08:40 17:16 12 08:40 17:17 13 08:39 17:19 14 08:39 17:20 15 08:38 17:21 16 08:37 17:23 17 08:36 17:24 18 08:36 17:26 19 08:35 17:27 20 08:34 17:29 21 08:33 17:30 22 08:32 17:32 23 08:31 17:33 24 08:30 17:35 25 08:29 17:36 26 08:27 17:38 27 08:26 17:40 28 08:25 17:41 29 08:24 17:43 30 08:22 17:44 31 08:21 17:46 FEBRUARY Sunrise Sunset 1 08:20 17:48 2 08:18 17:49 3 08:17 17:51 4 08:15 17:53 5 08:14 17:54 6 08:12 17:56 7 08:11 17:58 8 08:09 17:59 9 08:08 18:01 10 08:06 18:03 11 08:04 18:04 12 08:03 18:06 13 08:01 18:08 14 07:59 18:09 15 07:58 18:11 16 07:56 18:12 17 07:54 18:14 18 07:52 18:16 19 07:50 18:17 20 07:49 18:19 21 07:47 18:21 22 07:45 18:22 23 07:43 18:24 24 07:41 18:25 25 07:39 18:27 26 07:37 18:29 27 07:35 18:30 28 07:33 18:32 Legal fishing hours Fishing starts half an hour before sunrise and stops half an hour after sunset. The only exception is made for the brown trout: it can be fished 2 hours after sundown in grounds registered for salmon and brown trout fishing (the rivers where the November 26th, 1987 ministerial decree applies are listed on www.peche62.fr). Only a prefectoral order can allow the night fishing of carps, but the fish must be returned to the water immediately. Sunrise and sunsets indicated are Paris time. 2015 hours might vary slightly and are indicative only. Fishing Fair Sunday June 7 th 2015, anglers will gladly teach you and your family how to fish! Thanks to the Pas-de-Calais département fishing federation and to the local fishing and aquatic environment conservation associations, everybody can learn how to fish in their local river and discover more about the aquatic habitat and the species that live in it. For the occasion, the fishing federation will open a Fishing and Nature Fair right next to its new office on rue des Alpes in ARQUES. More on www.peche62.fr Join us! Free Free Fishing guide Pas-de-Calais fishing and aquatic environment conservation federation www.peche62.fr Information queries and applications for After Work and fly-fishing workshops can be addressed to Matthieu SUSANNE. Call 06 24 18 10 08 or send an e-mail to [email protected]
