SwissFish

Here, you will find detailed information about fishing regulations in Switzerland. Information about lake depths is now available!

The application offers a complete list of fish species native to Switzerland, providing valuable information for fishing. It includes detailed data on maximum catch limits, minimum size requirements for each species, and specific seasonal fishing bans. This helps ensure that anglers are well-informed and comply with local regulations, promoting sustainable fishing practices.

The app highlights the best fishing spots throughout Switzerland, ranging from the stunning Lake Lucerne to secluded mountain streams. Each location includes a brief description of the fish species found there, which will help you choose the perfect spot for your fishing trips.

The standout feature of the app is its interactive map, which is regularly updated and maintained. This map highlights many of Switzerland’s lakes and rivers, making it easy for users to explore and find great fishing spots. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just starting out, the map offers essential support in planning your fishing trips.

Discover the best fishing spots and times, whether at the majestic Vierwaldstättersee or a quaint mountain river. Here, you will find various fishing locations along with brief descriptions of the fish that can be caught.

Disclaimer: SwissFish are NOT GOVERNMENT ORGANISATION and not linked with the Government of Switzerland. The application DO NOT represent or endorse or linked, authorised or sponsored by any Switzerland government entity or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates in any way. The app provide information aggregated from various trusted sources and from several Government organisations which is already available in the public domain. All the content provided on the app is only for the informational purposes to the users. The application is not affiliated with any Government services or person.

Recent changes:
Added more than 70 rivers and lakes in the canton of Vaud.
Some restricted fishing zones have been clarified.