In this section you will find answers to the most common questions to help you make the most of your fishing experience in Trentino. From permits and regulations to fishing areas and water characteristics, the FAQs provide useful, practical information to guide you quickly and easily. A space designed to clarify any doubts and help you enjoy the area in a conscious and respectful way.
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Generally spring and autumn, but it depends a lot on the area. For alpine lakes, summer is the best season.
Via portal and local updates.
It depends on the area and species; check the calendars. Generally, fishing in running waters is open from February 1st to October 31st.
In the Trentino part of Lake Garda, a permit is not required on the shore; however, a specific license is required for boats (only rowboats or pedal boats).
In some areas it is mandatory, but it is always recommended.
Via the catch marker that is activated with the purchase of the permit.
It is necessary to mark the fishing area before starting fishing, update it in case of movements and carefully read the specific regulations attached to the permit.
Online on the Trentino Fishing portal or at authorized sales points.
No, but in case of checks it is necessary to show an identity document.
No, you do not need a license to purchase a guest permit.
A fishing permit issued by the association that manages the waters is sufficient.
Yes, and you can also mark catches.
No, it's digital and can be shown directly on your smartphone if checked. For convenience, you can take a screenshot.
Online at Trentino Fishing or at authorized retailers.
No, a valid fishing permit for the chosen area is sufficient. A license with specific qualifications is only required for annual permits.
Yes, the permit is digital and can be used on a smartphone.
Yes, daily and multi-day permits, or booklets with multiple permits, are available, depending on the area.
It depends on the regulations: in some cases, they can fish with an adult (alternating fishing), in others, a special permit is required. Some associations have specific permits for under-14s and under-16s.
It depends on local regulations. Generally, camping outside of designated areas is not permitted. Some lakes have specific regulations for carp fishing with a tent.
Mainly salmonids in the rivers, predators and cyprinids in the lakes, with great variety.
No, it may be prohibited during certain periods (e.g. June).
Only under specific conditions and for some species.
Yes, for example when the lake is frozen over more than half its surface.
Yes, generally from November 1st to January 31st for running waters.
From one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
No, it is necessary to comply with the regulations even during transit.
No, baits and techniques vary by area.
The fish must be released after capture.
Yes, it's mandatory if you fish. Catches can be logged directly from your smartphone if you have a digital permit. If you practice no-kill, it's still important to report your catches, providing an additional tool for river monitoring.
Yes, they vary by area and species (maximum number and minimum size). Some areas are reserved for no-kill fishing.
Yes, in some locations. Guides usually have equipment available for rent.
Yes, the associations organize dedicated courses and experiences.
Yes, to make the experience more complete and safe, Trentino Fishing Guides are available.
Online or through local associations; some spots require short walks.
Yes, for example, the Garda Dolomiti Superfishing pass, valid in the waters of 5 associations in southwestern Trentino, and the Gold Fishing Pass for exclusive fishing in Alto Sarca and Chiese.
No, each permit is valid only for a specific area or association.
Yes, some reserves require reservations and have limited access.
On the portal, you'll find all the fishing areas in Trentino, along with useful information for choosing the right spot. When you purchase a permit online, you'll receive a digital map with the geolocation of each spot, as well as the specific regulations.
Online or through local associations; some spots require short walks.
Yes, for example, the Garda Dolomiti Superfishing pass, valid in the waters of 5 associations in southwestern Trentino, and the Gold Fishing Pass for exclusive fishing in Alto Sarca and Chiese.
No, each permit is valid only for a specific area or association.
Yes, some reserves require reservations and have limited access.
On the portal, you'll find all the fishing areas in Trentino, along with useful information for choosing the right spot. When you purchase a permit online, you'll receive a digital map with the geolocation of each spot, as well as the specific regulations.
You may be using a different email address than the one you registered with.
The selected area may not yet be open, or it may be a closed day of the week. If it's a limited-capacity reservation, there may be no more spaces. Or there may be a temporary technical issue.
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