Guided Trips
Explore Slovakia’s best fly fishing spots with the guidance of our experienced team.
Why Fly Fish in Slovakia?
If you are looking for some of the best fly-fishing waters in Europe, Slovakia is the perfect destination!
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With pristine mountain streams, crystal-clear rivers and lakes, diverse fish species, and ideal ecologic conditions, Slovak waters are a fly-fisher’s paradise. These waters are home toan abundance of aggressive rainbows, native wild brown trout and grayling, barbel, and even the elusive Huchen, known as the "fish of a thousand casts."
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Our experienced guides know the best spots and conditions to help you land your trophy fish. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a first-timer, we offer professional, friendly guidance for all skill levels. Discover Slovakia’s stunning nature with a unique fly-fishing adventure trough on of our guided trips.
Options and Pricing
Guided Fly Fishing Trips
The perfect choice for a quick fly-fish adventure or to refine your skills.​​​​​​
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What's included:
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Flies, leaders, and tippets
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Snacks, water, and soft drinks
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Slovak national fishing permit (state rod license)
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Transport from the meeting point to the fishing location
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Not included:
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Local fishing license (daily permit required)
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Rod, reel, and waders (available for rent if needed)
Half Day Wade Trip
​​​Duration: 4 Hours
Price one angler: Euro 175,--.
Price two anglers: Euro 250,--
Dive deeper into Slovakia’s diverse waters with a full-day guided experience.​
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What's included:
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Flies, leaders, and tippets
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Snacks, water, and soft drinks
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Slovak national fishing permit (state rod license)
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Transport from the meeting point to the fishing location
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Not included:
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Local fishing license (daily permit required)
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Rod, reel, and waders (available for rent if needed)
​​Duration: 8 Hours
Price one angler: Euro 300,--
Price two anglers: Euro 450,--
Full Day Wade Trip
5 Day Fly Fishing Trip
Experience a variation of prestine Slovak rivers and mountainstreams for the ultimate fly-fishing experience tailored to your skillset and desires.
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What's included:
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Flies, leaders, and tippets
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Snacks, water, and soft drinks
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Slovak national fishing permit (state rod license)
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Transport from the meeting point to the fishing location
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Not included:
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Local fishing license (daily permit required)
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Rod, reel, and waders (available for rent if needed)
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Accommodation (assistance available upon request)
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Breakfast and diners
​​Duration: 5 Fishing days
Price 1 - 2 anglers: Euro 1.100,-- p.p.
Price 2 - 4 anglers: Euro 950,-- p.p.
Price for larger groups upon request!
Accommodation, transport and lodging:
We offer assistance in finding comfortable accommodations near fishing locations. Choose from charming lodges, mountain retreats, or urban hotels to suit your preferences. A list of recommended accommodations with attractive ratings is available to help you choose.
Local Fishing Permits:
In Slovakia, both residents and visitors must obtain a fishing license (state rod license) and a local fishing permit to legally fish in the country's waters. If you don't have a state fishing license, we will obtain it for you. This is included in your trip pricing. Your personal details needed for this, such as name, address, date of birth, and identification number are entered in the booking form. The local fishing license(s) or daily permit(s) are specific to the area (river and section) where you will fish. These are typically obtained by authorized seller. We will arrange these for you. The price for these day permits depends on the region and river and varies from Euro 20 to Euro 45 per day.
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Catch Limits:
Rivers and Lake sections in Slovakia are categorized as either Catch-and-Release or Catch-and-Take zones. In Catch-and-Take zones anglers are generally allowed to keep up to two specimens of certain fish species per day, with a total daily limit not exceeding 5 kg. Specific regulations may vary depending on the fishing area and local rules.
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Fishing season:
You will be fishing on salmenoid rivers with so called trout- or grayling sections. Trout sections are openend from April 15 - October 1, grayling sections are opened from April 15 - December 31.
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Equipment Requirements:
Anglers are expected to have appropriate equipment, including a measuring device for caught fish, a hook remover, landing gear, and, when fishing for predatory fish, fishing pliers. Using barbless hooks may be required in certain catch-and-release areas. If you don't have the proper equipment with you, we can provide it for you.
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Environmental Responsibility:
Fishermen must not pollute fishing spots and are prohibited from discarding fish remains into the water or leaving them at the fishing site. Additionally, caught fish that are not to be kept must be released back into the water promptly and with care.
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