Trentino | South Tyrol · Italian Alps · Dolomites
Fly Fishing Guide in the Italian Alps Dolomites.
Technical fly fishing experiences focused on nymphing, dry fly and streamer fishing in the rivers of Trentino-South Tyrol, Dolomites.
01 — About me
A guide shaped by competition, the river, and a deep respect for native fish.
National competition angler
Years of high-level competitive fly fishing across European waters.
Modern nymph specialist
Euro nymphing, drift control, depth management - refined and taught.
Knowledge of South Tyrol-Trentino
Deep local knowledge of South Tyrol's rivers, seasons and trout waters.
Technical approach
Reading water, decoding behaviour, adapting to changing conditions.
02 — Guided Experiences
Different ways to spend a day on the water.
Format 01
Full Day Guiding
A complete day on the water - reading conditions, selecting waters, refining presentation. Fishing gear rental available on request.
Format 02
Beginner Friendly Experiences
An introduction to fly fishing in a real alpine environment. Patient, structured, with all equipment provided on request.
Format 03
Advanced Euronymphing Courses
Tactical, competition-informed sessions for experienced anglers ready to refine their technical edge.
03 — Techniques & Strategies
Technical rivers, wild trout, different approach.
Euro nymphing
Modern euro nymphing techniques.
Dry fly
Selective trout, delicate presentations, long leaders.
Streamer
Deep pools, structured banks, predatory takes.
Dry dropper/indicator NZ
Versatile hybrid approach for mixed alpine water.
4 disciplines.
One river at a time.
04 — Destinations
Discover the Waters We Fish
Fishing challenge
Talvera Creek
The Upper Talvera flows through the spectacular Sarentino Valley gorge, running between vertical rock walls, alpine forests, and scenic castles surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. It is a natural mountain stream with clear, fast-flowing waters, mainly inhabited by brown trout and rainbow trout. An authentic and fascinating environment, ideal for both nymph and dry fly fishing, especially during summer evenings.
May – October
Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Marble Trout
Trusted by Anglers
05 — FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Each fishing day is tailored to the angler’s level, from complete beginners who want to learn the basics to experienced anglers looking to refine specific technical aspects of their fishing.
Yes. The advanced courses are directly based on my experience as a national-level competition angler. They are designed for anglers who want to make a real step forward in their skills, especially in modern nymph fishing and in the way they interpret fly fishing. The goal is not just to "fish better", but to deeply understand modern fly fishing: drift control, water reading, depth management, and tactical decision-making based on real river conditions. It is a very practical approach, built on the field, coming directly from what works in the most selective and competitive fishing situations.
Depending on the season, river conditions, and your goals, we can focus on different techniques: modern nymph fishing, indicator nymphing, dry fly fishing, dry-dropper, and streamer fishing. Each trip is planned to make the most of the current conditions.
There is no single answer. Spring often offers excellent conditions for nymph fishing, summer brings great hatches for dry fly fishing, while autumn can be one of the best periods to target larger fish. Each season has its own characteristics and opportunities.
Yes. Each river and lake is regulated by specific permits and daily licenses. Before your trip, I will help you identify and obtain all the necessary documentation.
If you already have your own gear, you are welcome to use it. Otherwise, equipment can be arranged depending on availability. I always recommend bringing appropriate outdoor clothing, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen.
For dry fly fishing, I generally use a 9 ft #3-4 or #5 rod. For modern nymph fishing, I prefer 10 or 11 ft rods in #2 or #3. For streamer fishing, the choice ranges from a #6 for lighter setups to #7, #8, or #9 for larger streamers.
Classic patterns always work very well in our waters. In any case, I can recommend or provide the most effective flies depending on the season, the river, and the conditions we will encounter during the day.
The fishing season generally runs from April to the end of October. However, some alpine streams and lakes follow different regulations, with specific opening and closing dates depending on local management.
Guided trips can be conducted in Italian or English, allowing me to welcome anglers from all over the world.
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