Tinca del Trasimeno
With a solid, rounded body, the Trasimeno tench has a brown or dark green dorsal surface, browny-yellow flanks with flashes of silver, and the belly is yellowish in colour.
With a solid, rounded body, the Trasimeno tench has a brown or dark green dorsal surface, browny-yellow flanks with flashes of silver, and the belly is yellowish in colour.
Tinca del Trasimeno
Tinca del Trasimeno
The average length is 25 cm, but it can grow as long as 35-40 cm. The best time to catch tench is in spring or autumn. The rich, tender, well-flavoured flesh is excellent either freshly-cooked or smoked. Normally cut into fillets, tench can also be baked, served in stews, roast or fried.