European grayling Fishing
Thymallus thymallus
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7.9-20 inch
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2.2-11 lb
European Grayling thrive in cold, fast-flowing rivers across Europe. Recognizable by their large, colorful dorsal fins, they prefer clear waters with gravel bottoms. Feeding on insects and small invertebrates, they are beloved by fly fishers. Grayling are sensitive to pollution, making them indicators of river health.
Lures & Baits
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mayflies
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crickets
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natural eggs
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spawn sacks
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artificial salmon eggs
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grasshoppers
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
How to Catch European grayling
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lure fishing
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fly fishing
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Bait Fishing
Where to Catch European grayling
Best Fishing Spots for European grayling
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Myrtle Creek (US, OR)
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Steinhilber Creek
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Patterson Creek (OR)
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Illingsworth Creek
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Moss Creek (OR)
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Murphy Creek (OR)
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Tillison Creek
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Bear Creek (US, OR)
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Smith Creek (US, OR)
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Minich Creek
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Gorge Creek (US)
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Green Creek (OR)
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Crescent Creek (OR)
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Beaver Creek (US, OR)
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Thomas Creek (OR)
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Anderson Creek (US, OR)
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Clear Creek (US, OR)
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Spring Creek (US, OR)