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the fishing waters of lech and zürs
a brief look at the most important conditions for fishing in the
waters around lech and zürs
lechriver
The fishing areas of the Lechriver are 19 km long and extend from
the confluence of the Markbach in Zug and the upper boundary of
Zürs to the confluence of the Krumbach (Tyrol provincial border).
The only permitted fishing method in areas 1, 2 and 4 is the artificial
fly without a barbed hook. In area 3, blinker and artificial bait
(including with protective hooks), as well as the angling rod are allowed.
A maximum of 3 fish per day may be caught. The protective
size for all fish is 30 cm. Having caught a fish, its details must
immediately be entered on the day chart, together with the time
and area. The fishing season on the Lech River is from mid-June to
mid-September. Fishing charts can be obtained from Lech Zürs
Tourismus and at the fishing pond in Zug.
Fish types: river trout, mountain charr and grayling.
lake spullersee
Angling on the lake Spullersee is permitted with all types of bait
(except live bait fish). However, fishing is only permitted using one
fishing rod per day chart. Only protective hooks are allowed. A maximum
of 6 fish per day may be caught. Each catch must be immediately
entered in the catch statistics, which are to be presented to
the supervising angler on demand. The uniform protective size for
trout and charr is 28 cm. A fishing permit for the Spullersee can
be obtained at Lech Zürs Tourismus, at the fishing pond in Zug and
at Alpe Dalaaser Stafel.
The Spullersee is easy to reach on foot or by the hiking bus. Fishing
season: beginning of June to end of October. Fish types: rainbow
trout, river trout, lake trout, river charr and lake charr.