"I learned to fish when I was four,” Walter says, “right in front of my hotel. Dario from Modena taught me how to fish. He would take me fishing with him ... I don’t remember his surname, but he passed on his strong love for fishing".
Over the years, Walter cultivated this passion, becoming a point of reference in Trentino, also thanks to his contribution to trade magazines, such as "Pescare in Trentino” (Fishing in Trentino).
Trentino Alto Adige is the region with the largest number of rivers, streams and lakes. "It is therefore an extremely popular destination for fishing enthusiast tourists. In our waters you can find marble trout (trota marmorata), a species that is widespread in northern Italy and Slovenia, but also the whitefish (coregone). Actually, in the Caldonazzo and Levico lakes there are the largest sizes of whitefish, which is greatly appreciated”, adds Walter.
In the waters of the Valsugana valley, in addition to trout, there are all the fish species that are currently very popular amongst fishers, that is, pike (luccio), carp (carpa), black bass (persico trota) and European perch (persico reale).
“So, you don’t just fish trout here!" It is this fish biodiversity that makes Trentino so different from other places".