Where to fish in the Massif des Bauges?

The rivers of the Chéran and its tributaries have been awarded the “Site Rivières Sauvages” label, and offer more than 65km of 1st category courses. The “Catch and Release” sector, particularly at Arith and Le Châtelard, is ideal for technical and respectful fishing.

Are there family fishing spots?

Yes, the lakes at Le Châtelard and La Motte-en-Bauges are perfect for a relaxing outing. Easy to get to, these lakes offer an ideal setting for learning to fish, while enjoying the Alpine scenery.

Where can I buy my fishing licence for the Bauges?

Daily or annual passes are available from the tourist information offices in Aillon-le-Jeune and Le Châtelard, or directly online from the Haut-Chéran AAPPMA website: cheran-terredepeche.com.

Lots of great catches Aillons-Margériaz

Between lakes and rivers :
the art of fishing in the Bauges

Discover fishing in Aillons-Margériaz and the Cœur des Bauges, between peaceful lakes and wild rivers. The setting is unspoilt, the atmosphere serene and nature generous. Here, people come to tease the trout as much as to enjoy a moment of calm, as the water goes by and the seasons change.

From sporty casting on the banks of the Chéran to quiet fishing on the lake, each spot reveals a new face of the region.

Wild rivers for enthusiasts

The Chéran and its tributaries have been awarded the “Site Rivières Sauvages” label, offering over 65km of 1st category courses. Enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the “Catch and Release” section, ideal for respectful, technical fishing in water of rare purity.

Lakes and lakes accessible to all

For more leisurely fishing, alone or with the family, there are a number of lakes and ponds waiting to be explored: Le Châtelard, Lescheraines and La Motte-en-Bauges. Easily accessible and surrounded by Alpine scenery, they’re perfect for beginners or just enjoying the scenery.

Planning your outing made easy

Daily or annual passes are available from the Tourist Information Offices in Aillon-le-Jeune or Le Châtelard, as well as on the AAPPMA du Haut-Chéran website: cheran-terredepeche.com.

📄 Don’t forget to download the “Catch and release” course sheet before your outing.
Arith – On the Chéran – Pont des Banges
Le Châtelard – On the Chéran and the Nant d’Aillon – at their confluence
Chambéry – On the Leysse and Albanne rivers

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