There are two fly-fishing-only stretches on the Passer, Zone C and Zone A1. Fishing is also possible in three mountain lakes near the Timmelsjoch.
Zone C is approx. 10 km long and runs from the Granstein weir to the dam in Gomion. Only barbless hooks may be used throughout this stretch of water, and no marble trout may be kept.
Zone A1 runs along the Pfelderer Bach in the upper Passeier Valley. A small, clear mountain stream with a good fish population. Here too, only barbless hooks may be used, and no marble trout may be kept.
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The 3 mountain lakes in the Passeier Valley – Seebersee, großer Schwarzsee and kleiner Schwarzsee
The three mountain lakes in the Passeier Valley where fishing is permitted offer a wonderful alternative for fly fishing. A short to medium-length hike takes you to the mirror-smooth, deep-blue lakes, surrounded by massive mountain peaks. When you see the beautifully marked Arctic char rising in the crystal-clear water, you almost forget to cast your fly rod in sheer amazement.