Trout Fishing

From the pond to the grill.

A simple, genuine experience: catch your own trout in the pond in front of the lodge and have it cooked to order.

A pond, a tradition

Right in front of Baita Vallongia lies a small pond, part of the lodge's landscape for as long as anyone can remember. In the summer months it becomes a gathering spot for anyone wanting to try the thrill of fishing in a peaceful setting, surrounded by the Dolomites.

From the line to the plate

The trout you catch doesn't have to stay just a memory: it's up to you what happens next. If you'd rather take it with you, you can cook it at your own pace once you're back home; if you'd prefer to enjoy it right away, simply leave it with our kitchen, where it's grilled following our most requested summer recipe. Either way, from the line to the plate, it never loses its freshness.

  • Take it away, to cook at home whenever you like
  • Grilled on the spot by our kitchen, to enjoy at the lodge

An activity for the whole family

You don't need to be an experienced angler: the pond is designed for kids too, who can try it for the first time in a safe, supervised setting.

  • Available during the summer months
  • Suitable for kids too
  • The trout you catch can be cooked right away
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

How does the trout fishing activity at your pond work?

The activity takes place in the pond right in front of the lodge. We provide all the necessary equipment (fishing rods and bait); the experience is suitable for everyone, both adults and children trying it for the first time.

Can the freshly caught trout be cooked right at the lodge?

Absolutely! The strength of our activity is that the trout you catch is immediately cleaned by our chefs and grilled on the spot, for a genuinely fresh, zero-kilometre meal.

Do I need to book in advance to fish at the pond?

No, booking is not required for fishing. You can request the equipment directly from our staff once you arrive at the lodge during summer opening hours.