Fishing

Spain is surrounded by a coast and beautiful fishing villages that are worth visiting. They make both locals and strangers fall in love thanks to their beautiful facades looking at the sea and delicious cuisine based on fresh fish.Sea fishing in Spain is possible along most of Spain's coastal waters. Inshore fishing is good for most of the year around Almeria's coastline, and in particular boat fishing, based at Mojacar.
Asturias 
With craggy coastal cliffs and green, mountainous backcountry, Asturias is as diverse as it is beautiful. Somewhat away from Spain’s well-trodden tourist path, the luxury accommodation options are sparse. However, the fishing opportunities in this serene northeastern pocket of Spain, as well as the region’s natural beauty and pretty as-picture coastal villages, more than makeup for this. 
Tenerife 
The Canary Islands as a whole offer some of Europe’s best fishing waters but out of them all, Tenerife probably holds the crown. There are fishing guides and charters dotted all around the volcanic island’s shores offering both shore fishing and the chance to hit the waves in search of something larger such as marlin, barracuda and tuna. 
Andalucia
Andalusian cuisine is synonymous with seafood therefore it should come as no surprise that the sun-kissed region also offers some of the best fishing Spain has to offer. Uniquely positioned featuring both an Atlantic and Mediterranean coastline and with the narrow strait of Gibraltar acting as a migratory highway for a wide variety of fish species, it provides outstanding sportfishing and onshore angling adventures all year round.