Fishing Holiday – Trentino Alto Adige

Notes

(B/L/D-AI): B = Breakfast; L = Lunch; D = Dinner; (AI) = All Inclusive.

Indicative catch details:

• January: lake trout, Arctic char, whitefish, possible trout, grayling, perch and boat pike.
• February: lake trout, Arctic char, whitefish, trout (brown, marmorated and hybrids) and grayling in some valley streams, boat perch.
• March: lake trout, Arctic char, whitefish, trout, brown trout, marmorated trout and hybrids in valley bottom watercourses, grayling (to be released).
• April: Arctic char, shore and boat whitefish, brown trout, marble trout and hybrids in all watercourses, grayling (to be released), black bass.
• May: pike, grayling, whitefish, brown trout, black bass, marble trout and hybrids everywhere, also in mountain streams above 1000 m and some lakes below 2000 m.
• June: brown trout, marmorated trout and hybrids everywhere, from the valley floor to the mountains; pike, evening and early morning hours, bad weather days; last whitefish, first part of the month; Arctic char, fontinalis and brown trout, in high-altitude lakes (excellent month); royal perch, eels at night, chub, black bass.
• July: trout at the bottom of the valley in the evening and morning hours, otherwise at high altitudes or in bad weather; agonies, until at least the middle of the month; Arctic char, fontinalis and brown trout in high-altitude lakes; royal perch, chubs, eels at night.
• August: trout, as in July, avoid tourist areas, wilderness and mountain areas; Arctic char, fontinalis and brown trout in high-altitude lakes; grayling, if levels permit; perch.
• September: trout everywhere; Arctic char, fontinalis and brown trout in high-altitude lakes; grayling, levels permitting; perch, early pike, chub, black bass.
• October: pike, perch, chub; trout and grayling, fly and spinning no-kill special areas
• November: pike, perch, last chub, if it is warm; grayling dry fly fishing in the Adige
• December: pike and perch in the deep