Opening times
From 01/03 to 30/09 daily.
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
- Free car park
- Car park
- Picnic area
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How to get there
From Castres or Lacrouzette, take the D58 towards Burlats. Park in the village.
Fishing techniques
You can fish using float fishing, toc fishing, lures and fly fishing.
Fishing licences and bait on sale
Hardware shop: 3 Allée du Sol de la Dîme, Lacrouzette – Tel: 05 67 57 84 93
Newsagent (fishing licences): 24, rue de la Mairie, Lacrouzette – Tel: 05 63 50 65 79
Places to visit
Burlats is a charming medieval village; a visit to the
Pavillon d’Adelaïde, which regularly hosts art exhibitions,
is a must. Also worth seeing are the Tour de la Bistoure, the Saint-Pierre Collegiate Church and the Maison Adam. A branch canal of the Agout creates a small island with picnic tables – the ideal spot for children to play and go fishing. A canoeing and kayaking trail has been set up on the river, and canoes are available for hire in July and August,
From Castres or Lacrouzette, take the D58 towards Burlats. Park in the village.
Fishing techniques
You can fish using float fishing, toc fishing, lures and fly fishing.
Fishing licences and bait on sale
Hardware shop: 3 Allée du Sol de la Dîme, Lacrouzette – Tel: 05 67 57 84 93
Newsagent (fishing licences): 24, rue de la Mairie, Lacrouzette – Tel: 05 63 50 65 79
Places to visit
Burlats is a charming medieval village; a visit to the
Pavillon d’Adelaïde, which regularly hosts art exhibitions,
is a must. Also worth seeing are the Tour de la Bistoure, the Saint-Pierre Collegiate Church and the Maison Adam. A branch canal of the Agout creates a small island with picnic tables – the ideal spot for children to play and go fishing. A canoeing and kayaking trail has been set up on the river, and canoes are available for hire in July and August,