Spring River Ebro Catfishing: March, April and May
Spring is one of the main planning periods for River Ebro catfishing, but March, April and May can produce quite different conditions. Water temperature, levels and weather all influence Wels behaviour, so choosing dates should be based on the style of trip you want rather than assuming one spring month guarantees better fishing.
For the commercial guided holiday rather than seasonal research, use our Catfishing Spain page. It is the main booking-focused page for guided Wels trips from Caspe.
River Ebro Catfishing in March
March is a transitional month. Conditions can vary considerably as winter gives way to spring, so flexibility in location and method matters. See the March River Ebro fishing guide.
River Ebro Catfishing in April
April is a popular period for visiting anglers as spring conditions become more established. Temperature and water conditions still matter more than the date printed on the calendar. Read the April fishing guide.
River Ebro Catfishing in May
May can suit groups interested in Wels and carp, with warmer conditions changing where and when anglers concentrate their effort. Use the May River Ebro guide.
Is Spring the Best Time for Wels Catfish?
There is no universal best month and no season guarantees a catch. Compare the full year in our best time for Wels catfishing on the River Ebro guide.
Spring Tackle and Bait
Match tackle and presentation to the fishing method and current conditions. For practical preparation, read the Wels catfish tackle guide, Wels rigs guide and River Ebro bait guide.
Spring Fishing Holidays from Caspe
For the wider holiday, accommodation and UK travel picture, use our Wels catfishing holiday planning guide and River Ebro holidays from the UK guide.
Current advertised guided packages start from €425 per person. The River Ebro fishing packages page is the source of truth for current prices and inclusions.
Fishing Licences and Boat Rule
Read the River Ebro fishing licence guide before travelling.
From 1 October 2026, the person hiring or renting and operating a self-drive recreational motor boat must hold the appropriate valid boating qualification or certificate. Passengers on a guide-operated boat do not each need a boating licence.
No catch or particular fish size is guaranteed.