Coasts

Istria

Istria is the largest peninsula in the northern Adriatic, on the Croatian side. Fishing maps cover the west and north coasts. Child places are Pula, Rovinj, Poreč, Umag, and Savudrija. North of Umag the water is a shallow sand and mixed plate toward Savudrija. A hundred metres off a class change can be empty even when the depth looks the same. Poreč is western bays, tourist hours, and mixed edges. Rovinj is rock, islands, and mixed ground, not a surfcast-first riviera. Pula is a harbour with mixed approaches. Folk-5 here is readable: sand, mixed, and local rock. A habitat score is a model match, not a fish count. Anchor on a substrate change is the usual first sit. Dawn surfcast belongs on the sandy north, not on every quay. Working depths are mostly shallow to mid. Bora and jugo still decide whether a small boat leaves. This is Croatian water and a Croatian permit. It is not the Slovenian strip and not the Italian corridor. This card is the coast entity. Town pages hold the pin.