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Bača

The Bača begins its long journey toward the Idrijca from beneath Mount Slatnik and Mount Lajnar, flowing through the narrow Bača Valley (Baška grapa), where it is constantly accompanied and crossed by a road and a railway line.

At Bača pri Modreju, the Bača River joins the Idrijca. The Bača’s course is 21.4 kilometers long. The first three kilometers of the Bača are designated as breeding waters for marble trout, while the remaining section is fishing water.

The upper part of the Bača is inhabited by all trout species except rainbow trout, as well as bullhead, a few grayling, and some cyprinids — such as barbel, spirlin, and Italian barbel — along with many white-clawed crayfish. In the lower part, rainbow trout also appear, and grayling become more numerous.

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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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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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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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