Magazine Confluenze | fly fishing experience Number 8 Year 2 | Page 15

Text by Natalino Costa
Photos by Albino Canepari, Natalino Costa

A lot of Italian fly fishers know the river
Möll flowing in the Möll Valley in Carynthia
region of Austria.
They know it because they’ve fished
there, they know it for the great number
of grayling and the beautiful surroundings. The river springs from the Glossglockner Glacier and flows into the Drava
after 84 kms. It is administratively fragmented into numberless private stretches
that sell daily fishing licences to fishers,
mainly fly fishers.
Many reserves, many kilometers, a lot of
fishing situations dictated by land mor-

phology. It is therefore inappropriate
claiming to know a river just because we
have fished just one of its very many
stretches.
To me, to us that we fished some of
them, both in the upper part and in the
lower part, the fishing holiday in Stall, located in the medium part of the river,
turned out to be a new and different experience. The impressions that you are
going to read hereunder are the result of
more outings belonging to two separate
holidays, one some three months after
another.

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