Discover the Kupa River, one of Croatia’s most scenic fly fishing destinations and a hidden gem for anglers seeking an authentic outdoor experience. Also known as the Kolpa River, the Kupa forms a natural border between north-west Croatia and south-east Slovenia before continuing through Croatia toward the Sava River.
Stretching for 297 kilometres, with around 118 kilometres forming the Croatian-Slovenian border, the Kupa offers a diverse fishing experience surrounded by pristine nature. Its clear waters are home to native grayling and brown trout, while the river is also known for its exceptional Hucho, or Danube salmon, fishing during the autumn season.
Fly fishing for grayling and brown trout is available from 1 April to 30 September.
why this water
At a glance
- Three waters in one stay — Kupa, Kupica, Curak
- Native grayling country; Kupica is dry-fly only
- Hucho window from October into mid-November
- Forest Gorski kotar base with apartment lodging
The shape of the trip
- Day 1Zagreb arrival, lodge, scout & fishing
- Days 2–6Fishing on Kupa, Kupica & Curak
- Day 7Checkout, airport
Includes
- Fly-fishing with guide
- Fishing licence
- Accommodation
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner + snacks & drinks
- Car transfer
- Up to 10 artificial flies
- Zagreb airport transfers
Not included
- Travel / cancellation insurance
- Travel expenses
- Hotel taxes (€1.50)
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic drinks
Nearby
Good to know
One fly per rod. Kupica is dry-fly only. Licence on the Kupa system is €40. Flexible if weather turns.
Price
- Kupa grayling land costs €2,290 for 4 nights, or €2,790 for 6 nights, with everything included above.
ready when you are
Click Book with dates and party size — we lock the water and reply with the plan.
