Fly fishing on the Tiroler Lech

With the dry fly at the last wild one of the Northern Alps Fishing here is a true adventure in unspoilt nature. You'll be in the largest continuous area of wild rivers in Central Europe. You can immerse yourself in the rushing of the river and take a break from all other things in life.

Fly Fishing in Austria - Fly Fishing in the Alps - Fly Fishing in Tyrol

Everything your heart desires

Experience nature actively in breathtaking landscapes and share quiet, connecting moments by the water. One of the most beautiful experiences for nature lovers. Most fly fishers will confirm: this passion is far more than a hobby – it’s a gateway to another world.

The Lech flows freely and unhindered for around 70 (!) kilometres from its source in its original riverbed - without cross-building, without a power station. This only exists once in Austria. This is why it is the last wild river in the northern Alpine region. It offers varied and challenging fishing - with fast, turbulent currents, deep pools and calm trickling stretches. All embedded in an alpine postcard idyll.

And to top it off, there is everything that makes Tyrol so special as a holiday destination - excellent cuisine, crystal-clear lakes, clean air, majestic mountains and valleys, countless outdoor activities and a rich cultural offering.

This service website provides an overview of fishing opportunities in the region and presents selected sustainably managed areas.

„The last savage of the Northern Alps, as it is often called, is aptly named! It is simply unbelievably beautiful to be able to fish a river that flows freely through a picture-book panorama. From wild, narrow gorges to gravel banks several hundred metres wide, where the river splits into countless arms, everything is there. I know of no other river that is so varied and offers such beautiful and varied scenic views.“

Sepp PrantlerAuthor Magazine FliegenFischen