Fly-fishing in South Tyrol / Südtirol

South Tyrol has a large number of beautiful fly-fishing waters. Come and explore!

The clean, oxygen-rich streams and rivers on our South-Tyrolean homeland offer varied fly-fishing with dry and wet flies, nymphs and streamers on Marmorata, brook- and rainbowtrout, char and grayling.
The host, even an avid flyfisherman, offers you advice and assistance in obtaining the permits and the choose between more than 200 km of varied waters.

The Adige river and its tributaries Passer and Falschauer but also Talfer, Eisack and Eggentalerbach and the very special mountain lakes are beautiful spots for the flyfisherman – and the rest of the family can have fun by hiking or biking and even shopping in the area.
The largest south-tyrolean river Adige rises in Obervinschgau at Reschensee and flows into the Adriatic Sea near Chioggia.
Passer: It rises in the rearmost Passeiertal and flows into the Adige at Meran

Eisack: The Eisack rises in Ridnauntal at Sterzing and above Brixen it flows together with the Rienz that comes from the Val Pusteria, and flows into the Adige at Bolzano.
Falschauer: The Falschauer rises in the rearmost Val d'Ultimo flows through Lana and flows in the Adige at Sinich near Merano.

Talfer: It rises in the rear Sarntal and in Bolzano it flows in the Eisack

Contact persons: Robert and Verena Pegoretti - info [at] sonnheim.com