The next two hundred meters are fast flowing with large boulders at the bottom and here the brown trout feels most comfortable. For nymph fishermen an optimal section!
This is followed by a large, elongated pool. In clear water there are actually always fish rising and dry to catch, but nymphs and streamers are also a good choice. A hundred meters further in the next right turn starts the next Gumpen with good fish stock.
Another real hot spot is the Tamish creek mouth. Some record fish from our stretch were caught (and released) at the spot, e.g. two 60 cm grayling and a 69 rainbow!
After about 400m of flowing stretch, which is best fished with streamers, the big Klammgumpen begins. Here the biggest Huchen of the last years with 12 kg was caught, but also several other big brown and rainbow trout. The 300 m long gorge can only be fished at the inlet and outlet. If you have a Belly Boat you can experience something very special in the gorge!
At the mouth of the gorge is a large pool (the "Einserpool"), which is characterized by its abundance of fish and the uniqueness of the landscape.
Afterwards, there is a characteristic trickling stretch, well stocked with grayling and brown trout; a top spot for the dry fly enthusiast.
The Gumpen at Schafkäsbauer is again a typical big fish fishing spot. Some good Rainys and Farios have been caught here. Mostly one or two Huchen are hanging around here because of the many young grayling above.
A varied river section of about 3 km follows. Flowing stretches, pools, many bends, gravel banks and deep holes alternate and one can also achieve success with different techniques. The streamer brings fish to the hook in spring, autumn and winter, nymphs all year round and the dry promises success on grayling and trout in summer and autumn.
At the so-called "Kehrl", a long left turn around a large rock, begins a 500 m long top - grayling spot, predestined for dry fly or nymph fishing.
At the inlet of the Wolfsbach on the left bank, there are some deep draws below, which also always harbor good fish.
At the large 500m long sandbank there are again some good spots that are excellent for trout fly fishing. Nymph and streamer should also be fished here.
Afterwards follows a 300m long jam to the area at the Kaftwerk inlet, where mainly rainbow trout are caught.
Finally a hint for train drivers: The train stops in the middle of the area at the station Großreifling! On the right side you can go down to one of the best places in the area, the Tamischbach estuary.