How many fishing areas are there in Austria?

A total of 1990 fishing areas are registered in Austria.

Which fishing methods are most popular in Austria?

Top methods are: [Jiggen](/en/methods/spinnfischen/jiggen), [Posenangeln](/en/methods/ansitzangeln/posenangeln), [Jerken](/en/methods/spinnfischen/jerken), [Grundangeln](/en/methods/ansitzangeln/grundangeln), [Finesse](/en/methods/spinnfischen/finesse), [Nymphe](/en/methods/fliegenfischen/nymphe).

Which fish species are caught most frequently in Austria?

The most common species are: [Zander](/en/species/zander), [Barsch](/en/species/barsch), [Hecht](/en/species/hecht), [Aal](/en/species/aal), [Wels](/en/species/wels), [Döbel](/en/species/d%C3%B6bel).

What is the heaviest catch in Austria?

The heaviest catch weighs 34 kg and is a Wels.

Which waters are particularly popular in Austria?

Popular fishing waters in Austria include [Wienerbergerteich](/en/lakes/wienerbergerteich), [Liesing (Wien)](/en/lakes/liesing%20%28wien%29), [Kleine Binn](/en/lakes/kleine%20binn).

How many catches have been reported in the last 6 months?

In the last 6 months, 37 catches were reported.

When is the best season for fishing in Austria?

Spring and autumn offer the best fishing conditions, as many fish species are on the move and actively feeding.

Which lures are particularly popular in Austria?

Most popular lure: Wobbler (Lieblingsköder).

Where can you fish without a fishing license in Austria?

Fishing without a license is only permitted in very few waters. Please check the regional regulations of the respective states.

What is the average length and weight of catches in Austria?

The average length is 51.4 cm, the average weight is 2.43 kg.

How many different anglers have reported catches in Austria?

So far, 34 different anglers have been active.

At what time of day are most catches made in Austria?

Most catches were made between 20:00 and 21:00.

What is the total reported catch weight in Austria?

99.77 kg total weight has been entered so far.

Which day of the week are most catches made in Austria?

Most catches are made on a Thursday.

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Fishing in Austria: overview

Austria comprises 9 states with a total of 1,990 fishing waters listed on Angelradar across 2,092 cities. The most frequently reported fish species are Barsch, Zander, Rotauge, Brachse, Hecht, and Aal. Common fishing methods in the region are Jiggen, Posenangeln, Jerken, and Grundangeln. Well-known waters include Wienerbergerteich, Liesing (Wien), Kleine Binn, Rosskopfteich, Ochsenbrunnlacke, and Augstsee. Anglers have documented 41 catches here in total.