Fishing in Austria
Rating: 9,3/10 (4204 votes)   TroutThe menus of Austrian restaurants offer rich assortment of dishes with trout as the main ingredient. It is prepared in this country in a variety of ways, and it comes in as many as three types: rainbow, pestle and salmon. And you can be sure that the difference here is not only in the names, the taste and color of the meat are also not at all the same. A real feast of the belly for sophisticated gourmets. But what could be better than eating the fish that you caught yourself? I'll talk about fishing in Austria next.  Trout in the hands of a fishermanOf course, Austria is landlocked, and you won't be able to please yourself with sea fishing in this country. But this is more than offset by the wealth of fresh water bodies in the country: streams, lakes, rivers and ponds. Fishing in Austrian streams. Fishing in the stream has its own specifics, because its integral element is a powerful current, which causes certain difficulties for the fisherman. In this regard, the fish in the streams of Austria in most cases are caught with fly fishing gear. The fisherman sets off in high rubber boots upstream, simultaneously throwing a"front sight".  Fly fishing tackleFishing in rivers Austria. Of course, you can use a more familiar way - spinning, however, it is better to choose a river for such fishing than a stream. This is probably the most common tackle in the Schengen area, which fishermen use not only with trout, but even with many predators. Of course, there are few pikes in Austria, and they are not very impressive in their size, but the process itself brings no less pleasure than the catch.  Fishing in Austrian streamsIf you thought that the choice of rivers in Austria is limited to the Danube, then you are deeply mistaken. On the territory of the country there are many very beautiful and, most importantly, rich in fish rivers. In addition to trout, they will delight anglers with pike perch, catfish, carp and pike. However, carp hunting is most often done with a fishing rod or donkey. If you are new to fishing craft, this is the best method for you.  Carp huntingFishing in the lakes of Austria. Lakes in Austria can be quite impressive in size: up to 20 kilometers in length and up to 200 meters in depth. At the same time, there is an opportunity not only to stand on the shore, but also to fish from a boat; this option should be chosen if you are directly interested in large-scale production. However, the trolling method, which is popular in many countries, is prohibited in Austria, it is worth paying attention to.  Fishing for walleyeFishing in Austrian ponds. The ponds, of course, cannot boast of large sizes and depths, but they also have their zest. In particular, some of the private ponds are outside the scope of Austrian law. The owners of such reservoirs earn by selling fish from their pond, giving part of the profit to the state as a tax. It is worth noting that the mining in the private pond was most likely launched into the reservoir. But if this is not a problem for you, then you can have a good time in the company with a courteous graph who, for a fee, will provide you with a drink and take a photo with you.  Private pondFishing rules in Austria. Nature in Austria is under strict state protection, and the locals fully support this order of things. Needless to say, the lakes on the territory of the country are distinguished by their extraordinary purity; the water in most of them is suitable for drinking. As for the rules themselves, you should familiarize yourself with them before the trip so as not to get into trouble: Fishing in Austria is possible only if the presence of a special permit-coupon, which is valid only for a specific water body. The money you pay will go to a fund for the protection of the environment, and will help Austrians maintain their natural wealth in perfect condition.  Fishing in the mountainsThe acquired permit allows the fisherman to take home 3 caught fish. The rest of the prey can only be weighed, photographed and released. The fish must remain intact. Every fish you take with you must be stunned immediately. If a fluttering fish is seen near you, you will be considered a flayer.  Only 3 caught fish can be taken home by a fishermanFishing with a wobbler (or lure) instead of tees should be carried out only with single hooks. This requirement is due to the need to ensure the safety of the caught fish. Your permit ticket must contain information about the minimum size of the catch in order to she was allowed to go with you. As mentioned earlier, trolling is prohibited in Austria. The boat must be anchored while fishing.  CatchThis requirement is due to the need to ensure the safety of the caught fish. Your permit ticket will necessarily contain information about the minimum size of the catch in order to she was allowed to go with you. As mentioned earlier, trolling is prohibited in Austria. The boat must be anchored while fishing. We also recommend reading How to make air travel easy and comfortable! Topic: Fishing in Austria. |
