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Situated in Cantabria, Depósito de carga de la central de Celis is a lake accessible to anglers with a valid Spanish fishing licence. Species include Carp, Bream, Trout, with carp a popular target for visiting UK anglers.
Night fishing is not permitted at Depósito de carga de la central de Celis. Plan for daytime sessions only.
At 34 miles from Santander, Depósito de carga de la central de Celis is a realistic destination for UK anglers using the Brittany Ferries overnight crossing.
Regional fishing licence — Cantabria is not part of the interautonomous scheme. A separate regional licence for Cantabria is required. Contact the Cantabria environmental authority (consejería de medio ambiente) for current fees and purchase options.
Water tier at Depósito de carga de la central de Celis: Unknown — check locally
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Depósito de carga de la central de Celis holds carp, bream, trout. Carp are a key target species. Spain is home to some of Europe's largest carp and catfish, particularly in the big reservoir systems of Extremadura and the River Ebro.
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All anglers require a valid Spanish inland fishing licence before fishing in Cantabria. Contact the Cantabria regional authority for licence purchase details.
Depósito de carga de la central de Celis is 34 miles from Santander. The Brittany Ferries Portsmouth–Santander overnight crossing (~24–30 hours) is the most popular route for UK anglers heading to Spain.
Most UK carp and coarse anglers reach Spain by taking the Brittany Ferries crossing from Portsmouth to Santander (~24 hours) or Plymouth to Santander (~20 hours), landing in northern Spain. Alternatively, fly to Barcelona, Madrid or Zaragoza for central and eastern venues.
A state fishing licence is required in Spain, issued by each Comunidad Autónoma. Requirements differ between regions.
Spain's carp fishing season is broadly year-round, though the intense summer heat (July–August) can push fish very deep and make daytime sport difficult on exposed reservoirs. The best carp fishing windows are spring (March–June) when water temperatures rise and fish feed heavily before spawning, and autumn (September–November) when temperatures cool and fish feed up for winter. The large Extremadura reservoirs (Cijara, Orellana, Garcibáñez) and Aragón's Embalse de Mequinenza are particular highlights for UK specimen hunters. Night fishing is essential in summer months — confirm the rules on your licence before setting up after dark.
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