Криваја

The Krivaja River in Vojvodina, Serbia, is a 109 km long lowland river, the longest river flowing entirely within Vojvodina. It is known for its meandering course and is a reservoir for irrigating surrounding farmlands. The river forms the artificial Lake Zobnatica and feeds several other lakes in the region, including Moravica, Pačir, Panonija, and Mali Iđoš. While historically rich in fish, the river faces challenges from pollution and destructive maintenance practices like desilting, which negatively impact its aquatic life. Fishing here requires a national recreational fishing license for Serbia, with specific rules for protected areas.

Closed seasons and size limits vary by country and water — always confirm with the local fishing authority.