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Leuciscus idus (Linnaeus)
Ide
Description
Ide (Leuciscus idus) is a large freshwater fish of the Cyprinidae family. It has a deep body with large scales and can grow up to 80 cm. It is a social fish living in schools and is important in sport fishing.
Habitat
Freshwater habitats including rivers, lakes, and streams.
Diet
Varied diet including aquatic invertebrates, plants, and organic matter.
Regulations and Responsible Fishing
The closed season is listed as 01.05. - 31.05.. During that period, release the fish immediately and carefully.
The minimum size is 25 cm. Fish below this size should be released immediately.
Area note: Dunavci: Poretak, Ostrovski, Vučedolski, Opatovački i Renovski.. Local association and concession rules override general guidance.
Practical Fishing Context
Ide (Leuciscus idus) is a large freshwater fish of the Cyprinidae family. It has a deep body with large scales and can grow up to 80 cm. It is a social fish living in schools and is important in sport fishing.
- Where to try: Rivers, lakes, and suitable freshwater habitats..
- When to try: Spring, Summer and Autumn; especially during Early morning and Evening.
- Baits and lures: start with Worms, Small lures and Natural baits, then adapt presentation to flow and fish response.
- Distribution context: review listed waters in area notes (Dunavci: Poretak, Ostrovski, Vučedolski, Opatovački i Renovski.) and cross-check local rules.
- Extra tip: Note: the closed season (01.05. - 31.05.) and the 25 cm minimum size apply only in Danube side arms (Dunavci) Poretak, Ostrovski, Vucedolski, Opatovacki and Renovski. Check current local rules for your fishing zone.
🎣 Recommended Bait
- Worms
- Small lures
- Natural baits
📅 Best Seasons
Spring, Summer, Autumn
🕐 Best Time of Day
Early morning, Evening
📍 Where to Fish
Rivers, lakes, and suitable freshwater habitats.
How to catch: Ide
Note: the closed season (01.05. - 31.05.) and the 25 cm minimum size apply only in Danube side arms (Dunavci) Poretak, Ostrovski, Vucedolski, Opatovacki and Renovski. Check current local rules for your fishing zone.