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Two-banded seabream at Escullera de Barcelona (Port Vell)

Targeting Two-banded seabream from Escullera de Barcelona (Port Vell) — the bait, the rig, the season and the light that suit this mark.

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Long port breakwater with deep water close in. Conger and scorpionfish after dark; sargo tight to the blocks.

What it takes
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How to rig for it
  • Light float rig
  • Two-hook flapper on fine trace
Best light
First light · Daylight · Dusk
Depth
1–20 m
Water temperature
13–25 °C
Minimum landing size
15 cm
See the photographTwo-banded seabream (Diplodus vulgaris)

Photo: Diego Delso (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons · Source

When Two-banded seabream is in season

All year round · January· February· March· April· May· June· July· August· September· October· November· December

Also worth targeting at Escullera de Barcelona (Port Vell)

Gilthead seabream Sparus aurata European seabass Dicentrarchus labrax White seabream Diplodus sargus Annular seabream Diplodus annularis Sharpsnout seabream Diplodus puntazzo Saddled seabream Oblada melanura

Where else to target Two-banded seabream

Pier Pont del Petroli Badalona’s old oil pier, now a public walkway reaching into deep water. The best-known mark on this coast for bass, bluefish and squid. Breakwater Port Olímpic Lit harbour walls — squid and cuttlefish on autumn and spring nights, mullet inside the basin. Breakwater Espigó de Bac de Roda Accessible groyne with rough ground on both sides — light rockfishing and float work. Rocks Parc del Fòrum / Zona de Banys Concrete and rock edges over deeper water. Reliable for sargo, oblada and evening bass. Breakwater Port del Masnou Marina walls and adjacent beach; a good all-weather option when the south is blown out. Rocks Garraf Rocky coast south of the city — the nearest genuine rockfishing. Take care on a swell.