The River Ter is one of the largest and most voluminous rivers in the internal basin of Catalonia. It begins in Ulldeter, in the Pyrenees, and crosses the regions of Ripollés, Osona, La Selva, and Gironés, passing through the city of Girona, and the Baix Ampordà, flowing into the Mediterranean at the Gola del Ter.

Between Osona and La Selva is the Sau-Susqueda-Pasteral reservoir system. Above the reservoirs, we have an extensive fishing area around Ribes de Freser, Ripoll and Camdevanol combining sections of the Ter and Freser rivers.

Below the dam, in the Anglés area, intensive fishing is practised all year round. It is one of the best fishing preserves in Spain and southern Europe and the frequent visits by international fishermen prove it. The guided fly fishing trips organised by Salmon 2000 offer the angler access to the area with better conditions, making the most of the fishing day with the technical advice of our guide.

The Ter River has a population of native fario trout, of medium size in the upper areas of the river and with some specimens that can reach 45cm.

There are some trouts that have adapted and been kept in the river from old repopulations and nowadays it is difficult to distinguish them from the native fish. Fishing in Anglès can be done on dry flies, nymphs and tandem, giving the option to all the preferences of the fishermen, but above all offering corners suitable for each of these fly fishing variants.