Fly Fishing for Rare Cherry-Salmon at Switzerland’s Hidden Gem: Seeblisee
Edited Article:
Fly fishing at BachtellachS庐 on Seeblisee, a stunning alpine lake at 1,433 meters, is a dream come true. This secluded yet easily accessible spot is home to Europe’s unique Cherry-Salmon breed, found nowhere else. The lake also holds rainbow trout, Arctic char, and a small population of grayling for research.
Conveniently reachable by public transport, Seeblisee is the first in a chain of picturesque mountain lakes near Zurich, strung together like pearls.
Fish Species:
While other species may inhabit the area, this guide highlights the primary catches:
- Arctic Char
- Grayling
- Rainbow Trout
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