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The prestigious Banka trout
In the heart of the Basque Country, you have to go deep into one of its most beautiful valleys, following the course of the Nive des Aldudes, to discover the best of the local terroir. This water, one of the purest and richest in fish in France, feeds the ponds of Michel Goicoechea's aquaculture farm, where the Banka trout are raised.
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