Namur sits at the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers. The province's Ardennes character means most public fishing is on rivers. The Meuse, Sambre, Molignée and Bocq all offer quality coarse fishing.
All anglers fishing in Wallonia require a Permis de Pêche, issued by the Walloon government. Available online at peche.wallonie.be. The licence covers public rivers, canals and reservoirs in the Walloon region.
Some larger venues — particularly the major reservoir complexes — may have additional permit requirements. Check each venue page on PiscaMaps for specific details. Night fishing permissions vary by venue.
Always carry your licence while fishing. Inspectors operate on Belgian public waters throughout the season. UK anglers should purchase before travel to avoid any issues at the waterside.
Namur sits at the Sambre-Meuse confluence and offers productive river fishing in a scenic setting. The Meuse holds pike, zander and large bream throughout. The Molignée, Bocq and Anhée tributaries offer quieter options with trout and grayling in the upper reaches. The Ardennes character means most fishing is river-based rather than stillwater. Around 160 miles from Calais via Brussels.
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