FISHING REGULATIONS

• Weekend bookings require a minimum stay of 48 hours.

• Each fishing pontoon is equipped with: an unhooking mat, a floating weigh sling, tripod, and a bucket. (It is recommended to bring 1–2 extra floating weigh slings in addition to the one provided.)

• Each angler must have a large V-type landing net (minimum opening 100 cm) and antiseptic spray. (If there are 2 anglers per pontoon,both must have their own landing net.)

• Fishing is allowed with 2 rods per angler. (Each pontoon accommodates 2 anglers.)

• On weekends, bookings are available only for 2 anglers. During the week, solo bookings are allowed.

• Minimum main line diameter: 0.28 mm.

• Leadcore of minimum 80 cm is mandatory on all rigs. Braided or tapered leaders are allowed.

• For bags and method feeders, leadcore of 80 cm is compulsory.

• Minimum hook size: no. 6.

• Only rigs that allow the lead to be released in case of line breakage are allowed, with a single hook only.

• Fish can be kept on the bank for a maximum of 5 minutes, regardless of size, and only above the unhooking mat, which must be wetted beforehand. (The mat must be wetted before taking the fish out of the water.)

• Fish must be handled and released exclusively using the sling, regardless of size. Photos and weighing must also be done above the unhooking mat.

• Use antiseptic spray on all fish.

• For fish over 20 kg, photos must be taken in the water only (mandatory).

• For fish over 20 kg, the lake management must be called immediately, regardless of time (day or night), and no photos may be taken before they arrive. The fish must be kept in a sling, in the water, until staff arrives.

• All fish must be released safely, without bleeding or injuries that may cause death. Otherwise, a penalty fee will be charged:

• up to 10 kg: 50 RON/kg

• 10–20 kg: 200 RON/kg

• 20–25 kg: 2,000 EUR

• over 25 kg: 3,000 EUR

• Baiting is allowed throughout the day using Spomb or throwing stick (cobra). At night, only the throwing stick is allowed.

• Seeds (corn and wheat) can only be purchased on-site. When booking, please specify how many kilograms you require.

• Canned corn and crushed tiger nuts are allowed.

• Boiled, crushed tiger nuts: no limit.

• Cleanliness of fishing pegs must be maintained at all times!

• Loud music is prohibited.

• Excessive alcohol consumption is not allowed. (If anglers are intoxicated, rods must be removed from the water.)

• Fishing must be carried out quietly and respectfully.

• After setting up on the peg, you must call lake management for an inspection before casting out.

• Upon ending the fishing session, you must notify the lake agent by phone at least one hour before packing, and all gear must be presented for inspection—no exceptions.

• Check-in: 14:00 | Check-out: 12:00

• Visitors are allowed from 09:00 to 20:00 (must inform management in advance). Visitor cars must park outside the lake premises.

⚠️ Any person caught hiding or stealing fish will be reported to the police under Article 208 of the Penal Code (theft). The offender will be permanently banned from Beldiu Lake.

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FACILITIES

• The lake has 15 fishing pontoon , each with a private pontoon.

• 9 pontoon have cabins, and 6 do not.

• Cabins are available at: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15.

• No cabins at: 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.

• Cabins are equipped with electricity, personal fridge, microwave, heater, grill, and 2 beds.

• Cabins at 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 also have a large gazebo and picnic table.

• Pontoons 9, 10, 11, 12 have electricity and fridges.

• Pontoon 3 may use the fridge from cabin 4 (large fridge).

• Pontoon 8 may use fridges from cabins 6–7.

• Each angler must bring a sleeping bag, bed linen, pillows, etc.

• Each pontoons has a power meter, and electricity usage is paid separately.

• For pontoons without cabins, it is recommended to bring a power extension reel.

• All cabins have trash bins.

• ⚠️ At pontoons 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, heaters are not allowed. Electricity is only for fridges and phone charging.

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PROHIBITED

? Whole tiger nuts

? Lighting fires directly on the grass

? Poor-quality boilies

? Littering (plastic bottles, cigarette butts, sunflower seeds, etc.)

? Live bait

? Unboiled seeds

? Loud music or noise

? Rigs with more than one hook

? Feeder fishing

? Bait boats

? Clips between rigs

? Leaving the lake without notifying management