Edlesberger See/pond fishing paradise - fishing enjoyment very close to your vacation apartment

Only around 2 minutes by car from our vacation home complex away lies the Edlesberg Lake (also: Edlesberg Pond) A quiet, wooded natural site in the south-western Waldviertel - ideal for those who enjoy peace, countryside and Relaxed fishing want to connect.

A lake with a special character

Lake Edlesberg is a Artificially created still water (historically used as an „alluvial pond“) and spreads out between Forest, meadows and riparian bogs perfect for a few quiet hours by the water or a walk around the lake.


Fishing at Lake Edlesberg: what to expect

Fish stock (selection)

Depending on the season and management, the following species are known, among others: Carp, tench, amur, whitefish, also Rainbow trout, char/lake trout, Sturgeon, Renke and Zander.

Licenses & fishing permit

Fishing requires a valid fishing permit/license required; with a fishing license, according to the official tourist information All year round can be fished. Information/contact points are linked via the operator's website and the municipality of Gutenbrunn.

Rules & fair play on the water

Orderly operation is important at the lake - especially when boats are used. The operator points out, for example, that the regular use of rowing/sailing boats (and similar) is prohibited. only with the appropriate license and sport fishing operations should not be disturbed.


Practical tips for your fishing day

  • It pays to start early: It is often calmest in the morning - and the chances are good when the water is as smooth as glass.
  • Equipment: Classic bottom and float rigs often work well; for predators, spin fishing depending on the season.
  • Respect nature: Shore zones and moor areas are sensitive - please stay on paths and do not leave any garbage behind (the lake is a natural jewel).

Even without fishing: relax & enjoy nature

Lake Edlesberg is not only exciting for anglers: it is considered a Quiet retreat for hiking, relaxing and enjoying the Waldviertel countryside; Dogs are welcome.

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