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Lac de la Gruyère
Switzerland
Pike and Perch in Lake Gruyère
Lac de la Gruyère, also known as Lake Gruyère, is a key destination for fly fishing in Switzerland. Created by the Rossens Dam in 1948, this 13.5 km-long reservoir offers diverse habitats for various fish species, making it a unique spot for anglers.
Fish Species in Lac de la Gruyère
The most popular fly fishing targets here are pike and perch. The lake also hosts roach, burbot, and brown trout, though trout are rarely caught on the fly due to their limited numbers and deep-water habits.
Technique
When fly fishing for pike and perch, focus on underwater structures and depth changes. Both species strike aggressively, ensuring an exciting fight. If perch take your pike streamer, switch to a lighter rod. Since perch often hunt in shoals, catching one likely means more are nearby.
License
As a public waterbody, Lac de la Gruyère falls under Swiss fishing regulations. Before your trip, check local rules and secure the required licenses.
Additional Notes
While other species may inhabit the lake, this guide focuses on the primary targets: perch and pike.
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