FISHING IN TULLN
Experience nature up close with a fishing rod in your hand: Leisure time doesn't always have to be action-packed and loud. Fishing is one of the most beautiful forms of recreation in the fresh air, offering peace and a deep connection with nature. The Danube town of Tulln is rich in fishable waters and promises many a good catch!
Within the Tulln municipal area
Fishing in Tulln is permitted on both sides of the Danube, in the Karnerteich, in the Brückenteich, and in the Große Tulln—provided you have a valid fishing license as well as a day pass or annual pass. Click here for the fishing area map.
Fishing in Langenlebarn and at the Tullner Aubad
Langenlebarn also offers several attractive fishing spots. Both the left and right banks of the Danube provide good conditions for anglers. In addition, there are several ponds on the right bank of the Danube with a total area of about eight hectares. Another option is the stream in the floodplain forest on the left bank of the Danube, which extends across the municipal areas of Langenlebarn, Muckendorf, and Wipfing.
Contact: Leopold Ransmayr, Tel. +43 664 197 2077.
Fishing is also permitted in theAubad and Recreation Park with a valid license. (Only available until December 31, 2026)
Contact: Christian Holzschuh, Tel. +43 664 69080 330.
What fish are there in the Danube?
Guided tour of the Danube I/1 fishing district
Guided tours of the district at any time on request from Peter Oppeker, phone +43 699 113 53 035.
Daily permits:
Trafik Pfiel (Wilhelmstr. 30, +43 (0)2272 65575, also open Sunday mornings)
Day passes also available at:
Angelsport Fishing Tackle Langenrohr (Tullner Straße 23, 3442 Langenrohr, +43 (0)2272 72315)
Annual permits:
Peter Oppeker (Rudolf-Buchinger-Str. 12, 3430 Tulln, +43 (0)699 11 35 30 35)
The area covered by the day pass extends on both sides of the Danube, including the Karnerteich, the Brückenteich, and the Große Tulln. The area covered by the annual pass extends across the entire fishing district as shown on the enclosed map.
A request
Nature and its inhabitants are sensitive. Noise, garbage and waste pollute them. Fish are living creatures and are treated with respect. The animals are treated with care, any tangled fins are carefully removed from the landing net and any injury to the animal is avoided. We pay just as much attention to the plants on the bank as we do to the cleanliness of their equipment, so that no diseases are spread. Thank you!
