Fishing
Experience Streams and Mountain Lakes
Fishing
Davos, Klosters, and indeed the whole of Graubünden is a true fishing paradise. Whether in the 460 Graubünden mountain lakes or in the wild streams of Davos Klosters: brown trout, rainbow trout, char and burbot can be found in our waters.
In Davos Klosters, a fishing area unique in Europe awaits you. Fishing is permitted in the streams from the beginning of May to mid-September – and on the lakes even until October 31st. With attractive weekly and daily permits available, nothing stands in the way of your fishing adventure. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Davos Klosters.
Fishing in Davos
In Davos, anglers will find ideal conditions: several bodies of water not only offer a variety of fish, but also impressive, untouched nature. The Lake Davos is particularly popular with anglers, where brown trout, rainbow trout and char are often caught.
In the summer months, the waters in Davos are optimally accessible, which makes fishing here particularly pleasant. Thanks to the clear, cool mountain waters and the picturesque surroundings, fishing in Davos is an experience that is suitable not only for professionals, but also for hobby anglers and families.
Fishing Permits and Regulations
For fishing in Davos, you can purchase various permits: Day, week, half-month, and month licenses are available for persons aged 14 and over. These can be obtained from the Public Order Office in the Davos Town Hall. Children and young people under 14 years of age may fish when accompanied by a licensed adult with co-fishing rights. Further details regarding fishing rights and regulations can be found in the Fishing Regulations.
Fishing in Klosters
Klosters offers ideal conditions for fishing – nestled in an idyllic mountain landscape. The Doggilochsee lake is a particularly popular spot: with its clear water and abundant fish population, especially trout, it invites you to unforgettable fishing experiences. The tranquil, unspoiled nature makes fishing here just as attractive for beginners as it is for experienced anglers.
In the summer months, Klosters also becomes the perfect retreat in nature. The crisp mountain air and the relaxed atmosphere around the lakes create ideal conditions for unwinding, recharging your batteries, and fully enjoying the alpine scenery.
Fishing Permits and Regulations
Daily, weekly, and half-monthly permits are available at the Klosters Information Office – they are available for persons aged 14 and over. Children and young people under 14 years of age may fish when accompanied by a licensed person with co-fishing rights. Further details regarding fishing rights and regulations can be found in the Fishing Operations Regulations.
