Fishing and sports base "Omut" in the city of St. Petersburg

Fishing base Omut, located in the Leningrad region on the border with Estonia in the village of Zagrivye. The Narva River connecting Lake Peipus and the Narva Reservoir is a natural border between Russia and Estonia, as well as the main fishing place. For more than a decade, Omut Fishing Base has been opening in early May for fishing and recreation, continuing its work until early November. On the territory of the base are house economy class to accommodate two and four people, and two kilometers from it there is a detached cottage "Elite" designed to accommodate up to eight people. On the basis of Omut, boats and engines with a capacity of up to 9.9 hp are offered, on the territory of the base there is a small sauna, parking for your cars, a dining room where you can cook food or ask a cook.

Traditionally, a large pike begins to peck in the spring, followed by a perch and bream. In comparison with Ladoga and the Gulf of Finland, fishing here begins quite early and continues until late autumn, when access to the water of other large reservoirs is already prohibited. In the summer, on the river Narva successfully caught ashore and holavl, and on the picturesque plains of the river perch and pike on surface baits. For lovers of trolling and jig fishing, Omut is just an expanse, as many as twenty kilometers of rivers are ideal for these modern methods of catching large fish.