Opening times
From 01/03 to 30/09.
According to official opening dates.
Fishing authorised from sunrise to sunset.
According to official opening dates.
Fishing authorised from sunrise to sunset.
Practical information
Accessibility
- Not accessible in a wheelchair
- Pas d'équipement adapté
- Pas d'équipement adapté
- Pas d'équipement adapté
- Pas d'équipement adapté
Prices
Free access. For holders of a federal fishing licence.
On-site services
- Pets welcome
Available facilities
- Car park
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This route covers 1,200 metres of the banks of the Gijou. We have chosen the two most easily accessible stretches, which are particularly well-suited to family fishing.
In 1st fish category on the Gijou, 400 metres upstream from
of the Vabre municipal swimming pool:
Access: from Vabre, head towards Lacaune-les-Bains.
After 400 metres, park upstream of the fish farm.
There are two options:
- 400 metres on the left bank downstream of the Ga
- and 800 metres on the right bank.
Species present :
trout, gudgeon, minnow and signal crayfish in high densities.
This is a great opportunity to sample the river.
To discover
■ On the Gijou :
- At the Rocalet dam, water intake from the Gijou to the Luzières dam
- Chaussée du Pont Vieux (with old water intake used by dyers at the beginning of the century)
- Chaussée du Ga (ford) water intake
- Chaussée de la payssière which feeds the Mialet fish farm (pisciculture du
Berlou)
- Chaussée du Bousquet, unused but maintained.
- Causeway upstream of Le Bousquet used for irrigation.
- 1st causeway upstream of Pont de la Mouline unused but maintained.
- 2nd carriageway upstream of Mouline unused but maintained for fishing, as well as the river carriageway and the two Courrégé carriageways.
In 1st fish category on the Gijou, 400 metres upstream from
of the Vabre municipal swimming pool:
Access: from Vabre, head towards Lacaune-les-Bains.
After 400 metres, park upstream of the fish farm.
There are two options:
- 400 metres on the left bank downstream of the Ga
- and 800 metres on the right bank.
Species present :
trout, gudgeon, minnow and signal crayfish in high densities.
This is a great opportunity to sample the river.
To discover
■ On the Gijou :
- At the Rocalet dam, water intake from the Gijou to the Luzières dam
- Chaussée du Pont Vieux (with old water intake used by dyers at the beginning of the century)
- Chaussée du Ga (ford) water intake
- Chaussée de la payssière which feeds the Mialet fish farm (pisciculture du
Berlou)
- Chaussée du Bousquet, unused but maintained.
- Causeway upstream of Le Bousquet used for irrigation.
- 1st causeway upstream of Pont de la Mouline unused but maintained.
- 2nd carriageway upstream of Mouline unused but maintained for fishing, as well as the river carriageway and the two Courrégé carriageways.