Recreational fishing on the Topocoro reservoir
Bocachico is the area's signature dish, and mojarra and bagre (catfish) are also part of the reservoir's cooking. Find recreational fishing trips with registered operators.
Fishing at Topocoro
We only publish tours from operators with a valid National Tourism Registry (RNT). While we verify the first ones, read what the activity is like and plan your visit with the guide below.
Fishing by town
Fishing on the Topocoro reservoir
Fishing is part of life around the reservoir and the Sogamoso River. Besides eating bocachico, mojarra or catfish at the local restaurants (in Spanish), you can go out by boat with an operator who knows the fishing spots.
Recreational fishing with an operator
Fishing trips usually combine a boat ride with time to fish. Each listing shows the duration, whether gear or bait is included and how many people it takes.
Before you go
- Ask us in the chat about the current fishing rules on the reservoir and any closed seasons set by the fisheries authority.
- Check in the listing whether gear is included or whether you should bring your own.
- Bring sun protection: you will spend much of the day on the water.
Frequently asked questions: fishing at Topocoro
What fish are there in the Topocoro reservoir?
Local cooking features bocachico, mojarra and bagre (catfish).
Can you fish in the reservoir?
Recreational fishing is done with local operators and within current regulations. Ask us in the chat about the conditions before you book.
Where can I eat bocachico near the reservoir?
At restaurants in the towns around the reservoir. You will find them in where to eat (in Spanish).
Write to us in the chat and the guide's team will answer you in English.