Angling & Fishing
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Streams, rivers, lakes with crystal-clear water. The area around Warth-Schröcken is the perfect place for fly fishing. A stunning setting with many secret fishing spots.
The best fishing spots in Lech am Arlberg
Discover the most beautiful fishing spots in Lech am Arlberg and experience diverse fishing amidst the impressive mountain scenery of the Austrian Alps. On the Lechbach stream, you can enjoy high-alpine fly fishing in designated sections 1–5. Depending on the section, specific rules apply, such as catch and release, catch limits, and the use of barbless flies. The fishing pond in Zug is particularly easy to access and is ideal for a relaxing day of fishing with the family. A special nature experience awaits you at Spullersee, situated at an altitude of 1,810 meters. This high-altitude mountain lake is accessible by hiking bus and offers the opportunity to fish for trout and char. The idyllic Formarinsee also impresses with its spectacular mountain backdrop and is known for its rainbow and brown trout. At Zürsersee, you can also fish in a high-alpine environment. Regulated fishing times apply here from 6:30 a.m. until sunset. Whether you are already experienced in fishing or simply want to spend a relaxing time in nature – fishing in Lech am Arlberg offers clear waters, impressive mountain landscapes and unforgettable experiences in the Alps.
Fishing is permitted in most lakes and rivers from the end of June to the end of September.
Here are some lakes and rivers: the Lechbach, the Spullersee, the Zürsersee, the Seebachsee in Warth, the Formarinsee and for beginners the fish pond in Zug. Also very exciting, fishing in the Bregenzerache from Unterboden (4km from Warth) - a fantastic holiday!
You can enjoy nature while waiting for the next fish, you don't need to have passed a fishing exam, all you need is a fishing licence and to be a good fisherman.
Fishing permits cost between € 20 and € 50 and usually 4 fish are allowed to be taken, which can then be tastily prepared in the chalet. A fresh Lech trout also tastes simply delicious on our large grill.
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Day tickets can be purchased at Hejfisch or at the Lech & Warth Tourism office and at the fish pond in Zug.
Attention: fishing with barbs is prohibited in the entire area!
Nature alone is worth the trip.
The Lech is one of the last free-flowing white-water rivers in Europe, so the angler's heart beats faster, doesn't it?