Fishing

Anglers’ paradise at 1,970 m

A delight for anglers

Enjoy the breath-taking mountain panorama of the Rätikon while fishing

The Lünersee is the ideal place for amateur anglers and those who fish in their free time. Together with the Schesaplana at its feet, it is one of the most beautiful valley ends in the western Alps. It is easy to relax the soul when fishing.

With the Lünerseebahn, you reach your angling location in just a few minutes.

Fish population in the Lünersee

Anglers and amateur fishers can find the following types of fish at the Lünersee:

Rainbow trout
Brown trout
Brook trout
Arctic char

Current status of fishing on the Lünersee

Here you can see whether the fishing club is currently open.

Opening times fishing

17 June - 22 October 2023

Prices

Issuing point: Douglass Hütte or Online Shop

Fishing club day pass

Day pass	30.00
Youth card, guests with guest card, Vorarlberg residents, Tyrol residents in the Landeck district	30.00

6 fish may be caught per card, a maximum of one day pass may be acquired.
Adults 18 and older, youth cards for those 12 and up (only accompanied by an adult).

issuing offices

Lünerseebahn Talstation und Bergstation
Fa. Keckeis Jagd und Fischerei, Bludenz
Online Shop

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Useful information at a glance

Fishing club opening times

The Lünersee is approved for fishing by the Illwerke sport fishing club.
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Fishing conditions

The following conditions apply for all fishing at the Lünersee.
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Give the gift of experiences

Give the gift of one-of-a-kind hours on the Lünersee! You’re set for every occasion with a voucher.
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And then a comfortable rest

Enjoy a coffee and homemade Kaiserschmarren (sugar raisin pancakes) in the Douglass Hütte after an angling session.
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Lünersee weather

Monday, 04.12.2023

-4 °C

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Tuesday, 05.12.2023

-4 °C

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Wednesday, 06.12.2023

-6 °C

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