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"Petri Heil" in the Hohe Tauern National Park Region

Fishing is a wonderful thing. There are not many activities in the wild where you can fully relax and still require high concentration. Being in the wild and calm waters of the National Park region while fishing also guarantees great enjoyment of nature.

Fly fishing - the fine art on the Möll

When you watch a fly fisherman, you can become envious. It takes a lot of skill to make the fly dance playfully over the water and record great catching success. Professionals are enthusiastic about the clear mountain river Möll, it has an excellent natural fish population, especially grayling. Those who get to experience the beautiful and exciting drills of 40 grayling can tell you about very special close-to-nature and nature experiences.

Fishing
Fishing
Fishing

The Drava - a real feature

The Drava River has, besides stocks of rainbow and brown trout, white fish, grayling, tench and nase, a real peculiarity. The huchen is resident in the Drava, and this despite the fact that it is actually no longer found anywhere in Central Europe. The fishing grounds on the Drava extend over the Glocknerhof district, the Pension Putz district and the Pontiller district. Allowed are natural and artificial baits, flashers, as well as wet and dry flies. In times of high water, e.g. when the snow melts or after long periods of rain, the Drau can be difficult to fish.

At a glance - the best fishing waters

Waterways: Möll River, from Jungfernsprung Heiligenblut to the confluence of the Zirknitzbach in Döllach
Fish species: Brown trout , char, rainbow trout, grayling
Contact: The Fürstauerfamily , +43 664 5021 970

Waterways: Möll River , Kolmitzenbach–Mörtschach section – to the Reintaler Auen Lainach conservation area
Fish species: Brown trout , char, rainbow trout, grayling
Contact: Gut Aichenegg, +43 676 9248 924

Waterways: The Möll River from the center of “Staller Anger” to “Klenitzbach,” Gössnitz Lake
Fish species: Trout , grayling
Contact: StallMunicipal Office , +43 4823 8100

Waterways: Möll River , Teuchelbach, and the section of the Möll River from the center of “Staller Anger” to “Klenitzbach”; Gössnitz Lake;
Fish species: Trout , grayling;
Contact: FlattachTourist Office , +43 4824 2700-50

Waterways: Möll River , Teuchlbach
Fish species: Brown trout , Rainbow trout
Contact: ObervellachTourist Office , +43 4824 2700-30

Waterways: Gradnithzer , from the Trebisch Bridge to the Rottau Reservoir
Fish species: Brown trout , rainbow trout, grayling, char
Contact: Mag . Gradnithzer, +43 650 4706 077

Water bodies: Sternsee
Fish species: Rainbow trout , Arctic char
Contact: Ingrid Rothe, +43 664 9140 397

Waterways: From the Drau Bridge in Berg, on both sides of the river, to St. Athanasius Church
Fish species: Grayling , Danube salmon, rainbow trout, char
Contact: Hotel Glocknerhof, +43 4712 7210

Waterways: From the local bridge in Dellach (on the right bank) to the Berger Drau Bridge
Fish species: Grayling , Danube salmon, rainbow trout, char
Contact: Waldpension Putz, +43 4712 735

Waterways: Stretches 20 km from the border between East Tyrol and Carinthia to Irschen
Fish species: Grayling , Danube salmon, rainbow trout
Contact: Gasthof Pontiller, +43 4710 2244 – prior arrangement with the operator (private)

Our fly fishing philosophy

Sustainability has priority

  • The removal of fish is not our main focus.
  • The experience of intact water landscapes and their biocoenoses.
  • We practice the careful and ethical use of wild fish populations.
  • We manage our hunting grounds as far as possible without stocking.
  • We increase the attractiveness of fishing.
  • If stocking becomes necessary, we use alternative management methods.
  • Fly fishing is the most relaxing way to experience nature.
  • We are committed to the sustainable improvement of watercourse habitats.
  • We are particularly committed to rare and endangered species.
  • This applies in particular to native fish .

Info hotline

+43 4824 2700

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