Fishing in the Mölltal

... a paradise for anglers

The Mölltal, nestled in the breathtaking mountain landscape of the Hohe Tauern, offers anglers an unforgettable experience. With its crystal-clear rivers, streams and lakes, the valley is not only a popular destination for nature lovers, but also a paradise for anyone who loves fishing.

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Fish variety

The Möll: a river full of possibilities

The Möll is known for its excellent water quality and variety of fish species. Brown trout, lake trout, rainbow trout and char feel particularly at home here. The clear, cold waters offer ideal conditions for promising fly fishing. Whether you are an experienced angler or a beginner , the Möll has the right adventure for everyone. This river challenges every fly fisherman and gives him the experience of a wonderfully wild water world in equal measure.

Fishing grounds

The fishing area managed by KELAG (Kärntner Elektrizitäts AG) stretches for 18 km along the Möll. It begins at the "Reviergrenze" board below the confluence of the Klenitzenbach (Gößnitzbach) into the Möll and ends at the "Reviergrenze" board near the village of Napplach, about 300 steps before the confluence of the Teuchelbach. The Teuchelbach fishing area begins at the confluence with the Möll and extends 4 km upstream
Please note: The river is swollen at least once a day.

Catch and removal: No more than 2 salmonids may be taken per fishing trip. The taking of grayling is strictly prohibited. Fishermen must therefore take suitable measures such as gentle hooks etc. to ensure that caught grayling are carefully and gently released. Fishermen must therefore ensure that caught grayling are released carefully and gently. The minimum size is 35 cm for brown trout and 32 cm for rainbow trout.

Permitted equipment: Fishing is only permitted with a fly rod . Only dry flies, wet flies and streamers with soft hooks are permitted as bait. All other lures are prohibited. You may only fish with one lure, which must be attached to the end of the fishing line.

Fishing licenses Kelag district

Day ticket and tax card 2024
Day ticket: € 75.00
Day ticket catch&release: € 60.00
⇒ Limited number of licenses per day

Tax card 1 week: € 9.00
Tax card 4 weeks: € 17.00

Fischereizeit: 01.05.-15.11.2024

Fishing is only permitted from 6.00 am to 8.30 pm.

Further information about the Kelag fishing area can be found HERE.

Two areas are available for fishing. For fly fishermen , there is the Möll River , approx. 4 km from the middle of the "Staller Anger" to the confluence of the "Klenitzenbach" in Gössnitz ( grayling, rainbow trout and brown trout). Lake fishermen get their money's worth in Lake Gössnitz with its 16 hectares of water(lake trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, tench, perch and whitefish).

Catch & removal: Only 2 pieces of noble fish (trout and grayling) may be removed per day per fishing course. Other fish species are not restricted! The prescribed closed seasons and catch sizes of the fish species must be observed.

Permitted equipment: Fishing is only permitted with a fly rod. Artificial flies (dry and wet flies without weights) may be used as bait in the flowing part of the water and all legally permitted bait may be used in the stagnant part of the water(Lake Gössnitz).

FISHING LICENSES MUNICIPALITY OF STAL

Day ticket and tax card 2024
Möllfluss day ticket: € 45.00
Gössnitzsee day ticket: € 10.00

Weekly ticket Möllfluss: € 270.00
Weekly ticket Gössnitzsee: € 50.00

Tax card 1 week: € 9.00
Tax card 4 weeks: € 17.00

Fischereizeit: 01.05.-31.10.2024

Fishing is only permitted from 7.00 am to 8.00 pm.

The 6 km long district, including the 30 ha Rottau compensatory reservoir, has been managed without fish stocking for over 10 years - with the exception of a Huchen reintroduction project. Instead, extensive measures such as the creation of spawning grounds, gravel placement and groyne construction have been implemented. A ban on the removal of species such as brown trout and grayling has led to the establishment of a self-reproducing wild fish population and the grayling has been successfully reintroduced.  

Further information about the Möll reservoir area can be found HERE.

The 15,000 m² Påcherteich is fed by constant groundwater, which keeps the water quality stable and promotes the well-being of the fish. Optimally balanced fish stocking, in which water zones and food supply are ideally utilized, avoids territorial stress. This leads to a firm meat consistency and an excellent taste of the fish.) to use all legally permitted bait.

Further information about the Påcherteich area can be found HERE.

Where are the tax cards and day passes available?

The day ticket for the fishing area of the Kelag and the tax card are available at the tourist offices Flattach and Obervellach available. Daily or weekly tickets for the fishing waters of the municipality of Stall can be purchased at the Flattach tourist office and at the municipality of Stall can be purchased.

Attention: Only CASH PAYMENT possible!

Flattach tourist office: ticket sales incl. advance bookings only possible during opening hours.
Telephone information +43 4785 615

Obervellach Tourist Office: Tickets can only be purchased and pre-ordered during opening hours.

 

 

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