Val di Sole offers anglers stunning views as they enjoy bountiful waters that are well suited to all trout fishing requirements and techniques. Among the Brenta Dolomites, the Ortles-Cevedale mountain range, and the Stelvio National Park, you'll find 150 km of streams, 12 alpine lakes, 4 no-kill zones for fly fishing, 3 trophy fishing areas for artificial lures, 2 reservation-only no-kill reserves for fly fishing, and 2 artificial lakes stocked with adult trout. Marble trout and brown trout repopulated through the ASPS hatchery in Cavizzana, along with Alpine char, are waiting to put your skills to the test.
Fishing for rainbow trout, brown trout, marble trout and prized chars in the Noce, Vermigliana, Meledrio and Rabbies torrents is an experience like no other. The relaxing sport of fishing brings enormous satisfaction whether practiced in natural lakes or man-made ones such as the Pian Palù reservoir, Lake Fazzòn (Lago dei Caprioli). Each stretch of water is, depending on altitude and climate, home to a rich variety of life, from microorganisms to beautiful, tasty fish. The abundance of fish in the River Noce and its numerous tributaries should not be overlooked either. These waters are home to various trout species: brown, the splendid marble, the sparkling rainbow, the sought-after Arctic char and the common minnow.
During summer, be sure not to miss the guided tour of the Cavizzana Hatchery, managed by the Associazione Sportiva Pescatori Solandri, which breeds the young marble and brown trout that are later released into the waters of the valley. The visit provides an overview of the local fish populations and includes a detailed explanation of how the hatchery operates and the pivotal role played by fishermen in safeguarding the local environment.
FLY-FISHING RESERVE WITH BOOKING | “Le Marinolde RNK1” Access is limited to 2 anglers per day. Booking is mandatory via phone (T. +39 328 4566771) or through the dedicated Trentino Fishing portal. More info: Fishing Rules – Pescatori Solandri
LAGO DEI CAPRIOLI-LAKE (Fazzon)
from May 1st to October, 31st 2025
PIAN PALÙ LAKE-BASIN (Peio)
from May 18th at 5.00 am to October, 31st 2025
OTHER ALPINE LAKES (if at least 50% is no longer frozen) from June 1st at 5.00 am to September, 30th 2025
MINIMUM RETENTION SIZE
Fishing regulations
Marble Trout
Catch and release only
Maximum catch per day 5 fishes
(Maximum of 3 in running waters and 5 in artificial lakes)
Brown Trout
25 cm
Brown Trout only in E2 area
20 cm
Marble and Brown Hybrid Trout
35 cm
Rainbow Trout
25 cm
Char and Artic Char (alpine)
20 cm
STREAMS, LAKES, RESERVES, NO-KILL ZONES
Where to fish?
An abundance of fish, pure waters, a beautiful, varied landscape: Val di Sole, with its 13 alpine lakes and 130 km of streams - home to marble trout, brown trout and Arctic char - offers plenty of angling options (many no-kill) in a variety of settings that are greatly appreciated, especially by fly fishing enthusiasts.
It is a project created for all those who enjoy fishing, providing them with a series of exclusive services that will ensure a great fishing experience in Val di Sole:
wake-up call
early bird breakfast
equipment wash area and storage
information on fishing areas and reference maps
other services on request
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR FOREIGNERS TO FISH
Purchasing fishing permits
Fishing is managed by the Solandri Anglers Association. To fish with a temporary permit, you must have a valid fishing license or an identity document (also valid for foreign visitors) and a fishing permit. Daily fishing permits are available in paper format from authorized retailers or can be purchased online via the Trentino Fishing app.
Via Nazionale 15 - Pellizzano
Tel. (+39) 0463 751137
Do you need a fishing guide?
CONTACT LOCAL SOLANDRI ANGLERS
The local fishing guides have in-depth knowledge of the territory and its waters; they can accompany you in any fishing discipline you wish to practice: fly fishing, spinning. info@valdisolefishing.it