Mika jezero
Updated: Jun 20, 2026 · Coordinates: 45.2660, 20.3510
Water report
Jezero Mika Alas, located near Belgrade, Serbia, is a popular fishing destination consisting of two lakes: a larger one (around 300 hectares) and a smaller one (around 6 hectares). The lake is regularly stocked with fish, and it's known for its abundant carp, grass carp, catfish, and pike. The main goal of fishing here is to promote sport fishing and the "catch and release" principle. The average depth is about 2 meters, with some areas reaching up to 5 meters. The banks are well-maintained with designated fishing spots and night lighting for evening fishing.
Fish in Mika jezero
Species anglers report here. Open a fish for the full guide: season, methods, baits and tips.
- Common carpCyprinus carpio
The heavyweight of still and slow water that built a whole branch of angling.
- Grass carpCtenopharyngodon idella
The vegetarian torpedo that fights like nothing else in the lake.
- Wels catfishSilurus glanis
Europe's biggest freshwater fish — a night-feeding giant of deep, slow rivers.
- Northern pikeEsox lucius
The ambush predator with the biggest teeth in European fresh water.
- Prussian carpCarassius gibelio
The tough, silvery all-rounder that fills every lowland water in the Danube basin.
- ZanderSander lucioperca
The low-light hunter of deep, murky rivers and reservoirs.
- ChubSqualius cephalus
The big-mouthed, all-year opportunist of rivers and streams — it eats almost anything.
- Common breamAbramis brama
The bronze shoal fish of big rivers and lakes — the feeder angler's bread and butter.
- AspLeuciscus aspius
Europe's only predatory cyprinid — the silver missile of fast, open river water.
- European perchPerca fluviatilis
The striped, bold-biting predator of every lake, river and canal in Europe.
- Gudgeon
- RoachRutilus rutilus
The silver shoal fish that keeps float anglers busy all year round.
- Dace
- RuddScardinius erythrophthalmus
The golden, red-finned surface feeder of weedy lakes and summer evenings.
- NaseChondrostoma nasus
The stone-grazing shoal fish of clean, fast-flowing rivers.
- BarbelBarbus barbus
The bronze powerhouse of fast, gravel-bottomed rivers.
Best fishing methods
Fishing on pond
A pond is small, shallow and intimate, and on most days the fish are within casting distance from anywhere on the bank. That does not make them easy: in clear, still water the fish see you, hear you and learn quickly. The best spots are the ones with cover and a little extra depth — the inflow or outflow, an island, an overhanging tree, a lily bed, the corner where the wind drives food. Carp cruise the margins and bask under the surface on warm days; tench and crucian carp root along the reed edges at dawn; roach and rudd take insects off the top. In a small water the fish are sensitive to weather: a warm afternoon or a change in pressure switches them on or off in a matter of hours.
Float fishing is the heart of pond fishing: a light waggler or a pole float close to the edge, small baits, delicate presentation and a steady trickle of feed. Feeder fishing with a small method feeder is a reliable choice for carp and bream on a bare patch of bottom, and ledgering with a simple lead and bread or a boilie in the margin takes the biggest carp at night. Light spinning with small lures along the reeds and lilies picks up perch and the odd pike. Keep noise down and stay back from the edge.
Ponds warm fastest of all waters, so spring comes early and the fish feed in the shallows within days of the first mild weather. Late spring and early summer are the best, with carp on the surface and tench at dawn. In summer the small water gets warm and low in oxygen, so night and first light are the times to fish. Autumn cools the pond quickly and produces a short, hard feeding spell before winter, when the fish sit in the deepest hole and rarely move.
Fish the margin directly under your feet before anything else — in a pond the biggest carp feed a metre from the bank where nobody bothers to cast.
Regulations
Closed seasons, minimum sizes and protected species for this water are shown in the Shoalmap app, alongside the 14-day forecast, baits and positions.
Nearby waters
Other reported waters within reach of Mika jezero.
Frequently asked questions
Which fish can you catch at Mika jezero?
Anglers report Common carp, Grass carp, Wels catfish, Northern pike, Prussian carp, Zander at Mika jezero. Open any species above for a full guide on how, when and with what to catch it.
When is the best time to fish Mika jezero?
It depends on the species: predators bite best at dawn, dusk and in autumn, while carp and other cyprinids peak in the warm months. Shoalmap scores every day of the next two weeks for Mika jezero from live weather, river level and the moon.
What are the fishing rules at Mika jezero?
Rules such as closed seasons, minimum sizes and licences differ by country, region and water. Shoalmap shows the regulations that apply to Mika jezero in the app — always confirm with the local authority before you fish.
Where exactly is Mika jezero?
Mika jezero is a pond; the coordinates and a map are shown on this page, and the Shoalmap app navigates you to the nearest access point.
Read the water before you cast
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Open Mika jezero in the appFishing information is compiled from public sources and AI-assisted research and is indicative only. Always verify current local regulations before you fish. Water data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Weather by Open-Meteo.