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When one municipality has 1,700 hunters and 500 anglers, you can't do without a fair.
From 19 to 21 October, Trstenik hosts a hunting, fishing and rural tourism fair. The local numbers speak for themselves: the municipality has more than 1,700 hunters and over 500 anglers, and it's a great spot for sports and recreational tourism too. So the logic is clear.
The fair will bring together makers of hunting, fishing and hiking gear, chambers of commerce, associations and private craftspeople from the worlds of rural tourism, crafts and home-made produce. My knowledge of tackle is at the level of “a hook is a pointy thing”, but having a look at the home-made products and rural tourism would definitely be interesting. The announcement doesn't give an exact address, so check the link below for details.
Does anyone here go to fairs like this? What do people usually buy: tackle or home-made goodies? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 19 October – 21 October
📍 Trstenik
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
Општина Трстеник броји преко 1.700 ловаца и преко 500 риболоваца. Ако се томе дода положај Трстеника и одличан потенцијал за спорско-рекреативни туризам, логично је што се овде одржава наведени сајам. Сајам окупља бројне произвођаче опреме за лов, риболов, планинарење, привредне коморе, удружења и појединце из области сеоског туризма, заната и домаће радиности.
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