Other fish and crayfish

In addition to the mentioned fish species that are also of interest for sport fishing, our rivers are home to the following smaller fish species and crayfish, which are not fished but are equally important for the river ecosystem:
Other fish and crayfish

BarbelBarbus meridionalis caninus;
Italian spirlinLeuciscus souffia muticellus;
Alburnus (bleak)Alburnus a. alborella;
European minnowPhoxinus phoxinus phoxinus;
BullheadCottus gobio.

Less commonly, we can also find the following fish species:

TenchTinca tinca
RuddScardinius erythrophthalmus erythrophthalmus
Italian roachRutilus rubilio aula

We should also mention the crayfish species found in our district. In the Soča and its tributaries, we find the Italian crayfishAustropotamobius italicus or Austropotamobius pallipes fulcisianus, as well as the stone crayfishAustropotamobius torrentium, which is also present in the Idrijca and Bača rivers with their tributaries.

Permits

for fishing

The rivers of the Soča Valley invite all fly fishing and sport fishing enthusiasts. Purchase a permit and gain access to unique fishing zones inhabited by the marble trout, grayling, and other native species.
 

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Map

fishing areas

Download our fishing zone map and plan your next fishing trip through the most beautiful parts of the Soča River and its tributaries.
 

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In our waters, you will find

All rivers

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Under our protection lies one of the most beautiful and diverse fishing areas in Europe. Rivers such as the Soča, Tolminka, Idrijca, Bača, and Koritnica, with their purity, strength, and biodiversity, offer exceptional conditions for sport fishing. Each of them tells its own story, shaped over millennia and intertwined with the lives of both people and fish.
 

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