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One week fishing holiday in beautiful Tolmin, Slovenia (up to 10 people), sleeping in two cottages on the river bank.
We take bookings until August 10th 2017 – limited number of places available.
This is a trip for the dedicated fisherman, it should be a great opportunity catch great trout and grayling and to meet some interesting people.
- You will stay in 2 riverside cottages
- Fish (Soča with tributaries). You would fish in two districts, one is run by Fisheries Research Institute of Slovenia (Soča, Lepena & Koritnica), second one is managed by Angling Club Tolmin (Soča, Tolminka, Idrijca, Bača, Trebušica …).
- There are multiple options for side activities.
- Price includes 4 days of fishing 2 guided days with 2 guides.
- 2 days other activities, sightseeing
According to records, Fly Fishing in Slovenia dates back over 100 years; along with the tradition of organised sport fishing. So expect to fish the majority of Slovenia’s rivers, streams and lakes, divided between the Adriatic and Black Sea drainage basins. The top fly fishing river in Slovenia being the Soča, followed by the Sava and their tributaries. Indigenous to the Soča River and a major draw card for foreign fishermen is the Marble Trout “Salmo trutta marmoratous”. Growing to an enormous size, it can prove difficult to catch as it lives a reclusive life beneath giant boulders along the rivers length. Whereas many species of fish are artificially stocked in Europe, it is considered rare, however good management that the fish population in Slovenia is self-sustaining. One method of maintaining this is “catch and release” fishing. This favoured method of fishing utilises artificial flies that do little damage to the fish. Fishermen familiar with the Behm fly might know of its roots in the Soča Valley; also, amongst the world’s first artificial lures – several originated here.
The Soča River quite easily takes the lead in the competition for Slovenia’s best fishing and most beautiful river. The river is managed by three separate organisations. The Soča also plays home to the only indigenous species of trout in the western river system of Slovenia; the “Marble Trout”, a true draw card for many foreign and local fishermen alike. The illusive Marble Trout grows to a healthy size, with the world record trout reaching a sumly 120.7cm, weighing 25kg. Just don’t expect them to jump on your fly too quickly.
Price is 550 euros/person/week
Price does not include equipment rental or side activities
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