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Amerbach – Fishing Water Info for Anglers

The Beat at a Glance

  • Location/Type: Alpine stream in the Mittersill area, runs parallel to the Felbertauernstraße; also described as a hiking route along the Amerbach.
  • Character & Width: Small mountain stream, about 4–6 m wide; small to medium-sized pools, easily accessible. Alternating fast and slow sections, short casting distance
  • Special Feature:Fly-only (pure fly fishing).

Fish Species (Selection)

Primarily Brown Trout; the Amerbach is known in the region for “well-grown trout”. (Other salmonids depending on section and season.)

  • Season/Periods: May – September.
  • Approach: Very clear water – move carefully and present discreetly.

Methods – what applies here

  • Fly Fishing (Fly-only): Dry, Wet, Nymph, Streamer – according to the currently valid fishing regulations.

Fishing licenses & purchase

  • Permit / Day Pass and Briefing directly via the Hotel Bräurup
  • Digital Water Info & Map in the Bräurup Fishing App (also usable on desktop).
  • The Amerbach is part of the Bräurup fishing areas around Mittersill.

Fair Fishing

Handle fish gently, keep banks clean, respect private property; always fish according to current fishing regulations (check closed seasons/sizes on site).

FISHING WATER ADVENTURE Hosts at the Amerbach

Hotel-Restaurant Bräurup, Mittersill – your base for the Bräurup fishing areas (Amerbach, Salzach tributaries, lakes, etc.) incl. Fly shop, fishing water briefing, and app info.
Note on Documents (Salzburg): Please clarify required official documents and fishing area permit on site; the Hotel Bräurup will inform you about the currently valid requirements and procedures.