Dalmatia

Fishing Pag

Pag is an island of contrasts: wind exposure, long flats and very different “sides” of shore. Success often means the right side in the right wind — and bottom that has structure. Public habitat zones (scores ≤ 50) show part of the model; peak scores stay in the app.

Habitat zones (score ≤ 50)

We only show public zones with score up to 50. Green / high-probability peaks stay in the VIP app.

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Species in the model

  • Gilthead seabream

    Sparus aurata

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  • Atlantic mackerel

    Scomber scombrus

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  • Atlantic bonito

    Sarda sarda

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  • Common pandora

    Pagellus erythrinus

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Season

Spring and autumn are the most balanced. Summer works, but Bora/Scirocco quickly rewrite the plan. Winter is for persistent anglers with good shelter.

Techniques

Anchoring in lee bays, trolling along edges, surfcasting on sandy stretches. On Pag, choosing the island side is the first decision of the day.

Depths and bottom

From bathymetry in the location frame: about 0.1–499.8 m (median 34.3 m, 35632 samples). Lots of shallow ground (3–20 m), with deeper belts toward the channels. The model helps find structure inside wide flats.

Nearby

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Frequently asked questions

Why does wind matter so much on Pag?
Because the long, exposed shape quickly creates unfishable conditions on one side — and excellent ones on the other.
Is Pag more of a boat fishery?
A boat gives more freedom, but shore fishing also has sensible marks in good weather.
What does the map on this page show?
The location and any public habitat zones with score ≤ 50 — not premium green peaks.

Bathymetry and seabed habitats © EMODnet. Buoys © OpenStreetMap contributors.