Tanes sits in the Redes country, a steep green reservoir on the upper Nalón that also waters Oviedo and Gijón — so nobody is launching a boat here. That leaves the bank, and the bank fishes better than the gradient suggests. The brown trout are wild and the setting is the Parque Natural de Redes, which means you fish among beech woods and the occasional incurious deer. There is a wrinkle worth knowing: the left margin below the Coballes bridge stays shut until the middle of June, so check the line before you commit a morning to it. Six trout is the daily limit, though sense and the no-kill habit both argue for fewer. A quiet, scenic, properly Asturian bit of water.
- Reservoir
- Mixed
