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Fishing site - Étang Willy Mabrut
Pond is located at a place called Farges in the Briffons commune. It has a surface area of 3.4 ha and is a dam on the La Clidane stream.
Description
During the open season, it is stocked at the beginning of the month with fario and rainbow trout. Carp are also present. Occasional release of brook trout.
Payment on site.
Équipements
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Picnic area
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Public WC
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Fishing lake
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Free car park
Complément accueil
Fishing site regulations can be found on site and on the town hall website.
Regulations: Fishing is permitted from sunrise to sunset.
Trout 20 cm / maximum 6 catches per day per fisherman. Two lines permitted per fisherman. Fishing with maggots and fish eggs is prohibited, as is baiting. Carp weighing over 3 kg must be returned to the water.
Rules displayed near the pond.
Fishing permits are sold Monday to Friday (9.30am-11.30am) at Briffons Town Hall: 04 73 22 02 43.
Pre-dated permits may be available for purchase at the Town Hall.
Environnements
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In the country
Tarifs
Free entry for children under 8.
2026 Rates
For non-resident anglers:
8–15 years old: €2.50/day and €25/year
Adults: €10/day and €50/year
For residents:
8–15 years old: €2.50/day and €25/year
Adults: €5/day and €50/year.
Période d'ouverture
From 07/03 to 30/09/2026 daily.
Fishing is permitted from sunrise to sunset.
Closed on the 1st Friday of each month.
Langues parlées
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French
Localisation
Documents
Animaux
Animaux acceptés : Oui
Animaux acceptés avec supplément : Non
Thèmes
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Sustainable tourism
The commune of Briffons owns the Willy Mabrut pond. The pond is dammed on the river Clidane and has a diversion. In the downstream part of the diversion, a 3.60 m high rock fall prevented ecological continuity, i.e. the free movement of fish. This obligation to make the body of water fishable is linked to the classification of the river Clidane as list 2 under article L214-17 of the Environment Code.
The municipality therefore carried out the work to restore ecological continuity, which consisted of dividing the 3.60 m high waterfall into 20 falls of 20 cm each, using prefabricated concrete partitions.
