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On the Leysse and Albanne rivers, a “Catch and Release” course awaits you right in the heart of the city. Ideal for sporty and responsible fishing enthusiasts, you can tease out the fario trout in a surprising setting, between urban rivers and mountain views.
Looking for more space? In the heart of the Bauges, the Chéran, a designated “Wild River Site”, unfurls 65km of pure water. The ponds at Le Châtelard and Lescheraines, for example, offer you the chance to spend some convivial time overlooking the peaks.
Daily or annual passes are available from theAAPPMA and Tourist Information Offices (🔗).
Yes, fishing is regulated. You must have a valid fishing licence. It can be annual or daily. You can buy it online or from tourist offices and the local AAPPMA.
This course is dedicated to responsible sport fishing. On the Leysse, Albanne and Chéran rivers, you can fish “no-kill”: every fish caught must be returned to the water. It’s an ideal way to preserve biodiversity and prolong the pleasure.
Yes, the Challes-les-Eaux lake has the perfect ‘family’ course to introduce young and old alike. Accessible and friendly, it combines safety, calm and shared moments in a soothing natural setting.
There’s something for everyone on the Chéran and its tributaries, as well as the lakes at Le Châtelard, Lescheraines and La Motte-en-Bauges. These are places that combine authenticity, magnificent scenery and serenity.