Caza y Pesca

Caza y Pesca is Spain's television haven for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. It’s a niche channel, and it wears that niche proudly. Programming leans heavily on practical content: guided hunts in the Spanish countryside, deep-sea fishing off the Costa Brava, and detailed breakdowns of gear and technique. The production is no-frills, think handheld cameras, natural lighting, and real-time commentary from guides who clearly know their terrain. What sets it apart from generic outdoor channels is the specificity. You’ll see Iberian boar tracking in Extremadura, not generic elk hunting in Montana. The aesthetic is regional and authentic, if a bit rough around the edges. There’s an entire block dedicated to falconry, which feels almost anthropological. For someone who actually hunts or fishes in Spain, this is essential viewing. For outsiders, it’s a curious window into a culture that takes its outdoor traditions seriously. The pacing is slow, contemplative. No dramatic music stings. Just boots on the ground and lines in the water. If you want to watch Caza y Pesca live and see Spanish rural life unvarnished, Tvivu makes it easy to tune in. This is general TV Spain at its most specific.