Osttirol: a paradise for fly-fishers

A paradise for fly-fishing

When fly-fishers travel hundreds of kilometres from Italy, Switzerland and Holland to Osttirol just to go fishing, then it has to be something special. And they admit it – fly-fishers are inspired by the opportunities which the Isel and the little and big Drau offer. Osttirol has always been a paradise for anglers and fishermen. From the wild and romantic mountain streams through to the somewhat more calmer waters of the rivers heading out of the valley – 33 different fish species live in Osttirol.

Adventure fishing at 2500 metres altitude

Of great interest to true fishermen is the fact that in Osttirol ‘adventure fishing’ is indeed possible. Where else can you swing your fly rod at around 2500 metres altitude in the emerald green lakes? Quite a number of hoteliers and innkeepers have fishing areas, or rent some. A few hotels provide package deals for anglers. From a value-for-money guesthouse, to an exclusive hotel, including all the comforts and guides – Osttirol has something for everyone.

Fishing hotels in Osttirol

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Alpinhotel JESACHERHOF

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Wanderhotel Taurerwirt

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Winklers Moarhof

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Hotel-Gasthof Unterwöger

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Gasthof Niederbruggerhof

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Fishing requirements in Osttirol

In order to go fishing in Osttirol, you will need a fishing permit from the respective fishing ground’s owner. Below, you will find the respective contacts to obtain day permits for the individual fishing grounds from.

If you want to go fishing in Osttirol, you need to be respectively qualified. This qualification can be obtained by attending a training offered by the fishing grounds committee. A passed fishing examination or attendance of training courses offered in other countries will also be accepted.

Prerequisite for the acquisition of a day licence is the possession of a Tyrolean fishing card or the acquisition of a guest fishing card (compulsory fee for Tyrol, valid for 14 days) in the amount of € 25.00 for persons 14 years and older. The guest fishing card is also available from the respective district owner.

Last but not least, please do not forget to carry an official identification document with you.