Hotel Braurup
Located in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Hotel Braurup offers charming and comfortable accommodation with access to 130km of prime fly fishing rivers and numerous lakes. A perfect European
Fly fishermen visiting Austria will find lovely Alpine rivers, crystal-clear limestone streams, fast-flowing freestone rivers, and productive spring-fed waters supporting healthy populations of wild trout and grayling. The country’s spectacular mountain scenery provides the backdrop to technically rewarding fishing, where abundant insect life and exceptional water quality create ideal conditions for fly anglers.
Austria’s fly fishing is defined by its nutrient-rich limestone rivers, which produce exceptional water clarity, prolific hatches, and strong populations of wild fish. The country’s principal fishing regions each offer their own character. Tyrol is renowned for the upper Inn River and its tributaries, where pocket water, riffles, and long glides provide classic alpine trout fishing. Further south, Carinthia offers productive rivers such as the Gail and Drau, while the limestone rivers of Salzburg and Styria, including the Salzach and Enns, are celebrated for their outstanding grayling fishing and crystal-clear water.
Austria’s alpine rivers support healthy populations of classic European freshwater species:
Our first-hand knowledge ensures anglers enjoy exceptional fishing in some of Europe’s most beautiful river landscapes.
Located in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Hotel Braurup offers charming and comfortable accommodation with access to 130km of prime fly fishing rivers and numerous lakes. A perfect European