Beer hotel Loncium – Kötschach-Mauthen

Territory info

Kötschach-Mauthen fishing waterFish species: Brown trout, grayling, rainbow trout Catch limit: 2 noble fish (except grayling) Permitted bait: Dry or wet flies, nymphs or streamer barbs must be removed or pressed on, a fly rod is permitted for fishing. Fishing license price:

• Day ticket: € 12.50 (for the year 2024) WITHOUT fish removal
• Fishing guest card Land Kärnten: € 10.00 (valid for 1 week from date of issue)

3 tickets are issued per day!Mountain lake fishing on the Zollner At 1,780 m above sea level, the Zollnersee is located in a beautiful high moor.  Mühlbach 1 kilometer Wiesenbach, feeder stream to the Gail The Mühlbach is a branch of the Valentinbach and flows through the village of Mauthen. On the outskirts of the village stands the saw Lederer. There the actual fishing route begins and winds for a kilometer through meadows and bushes, all the way to the mouth of the river Gail. The fishermen reach the stream via Mauthen or via the Gailuferweg on the right. The abundance of grayling will bring even beginners to the rescue!  Valentinklamm gorge 6 kilometers of wild rocky gorge, crystal-clear mountain water, nature reserve The famous rocky gorge begins in Mauthen. From there, the Valentinbach meanders through a wildly romantic rocky gorge with 300 meter towering rock walls. The initial 1.5 kilometers are accessible to fishermen via a sightseeing pier. The fish are very shy and if you don’t stalk them, you’re out of luck. Since the canyon is shady, there are many fish, but not too big. At the end of the developed climbing route, we go inside the gorge with water shoes and rockfall helmets. The upper part of the gorge can be reached via the Plöckenstraße, where 600 meters after the Ederwirt inn, the Roman path leads to the Valentinbach stream, which at this point plunges into the gorge via eight waterfalls. Deep green pools are home to many small but also some large fish, such as brown trout and char with beautiful markings. Fly fishing in this area is particularly arduous and physically demanding, but the scenery is beautiful.  Angerbach valley 4 kilometers from Grünsee to the source In the flat Angerbach mountain valley, which rises steadily and slightly (from 1,200 to 1,500 meters in altitude), tranquil fishing in alpine terrain is possible. Now and then, whitewater barriers with deep pools interrupt the stream route. Shallow, wide gravel stretches follow, followed by torrent-like surges. All around nature, alpine flowers, meadows and high forests. The Angerbach valley is still home to the original brown trout with beautiful markings. For fishermen with patience and skill in targeted spot casting.  Grünsee A reservoir that unmistakably resembles a natural lake. With unspoiled shores, bright green water and great depth visibility, the lake is nestled in the lovely alpine landscape at 1,250 meters above sea level. It is quiet at the lake. One finds oneself in a restful world. The mountains are reflected in the water. The Plöckenhaus is a ten-minute walk away.  Lake Cellon The rock tower of Cellon is reflected in the lake. It is located at 1,200 meters above sea level, right next to the Plöckenhaus and is fed by a torrent – called “Kuchlbach”.