Val Cenis fishing course

Val-Cenis

Discover the Val Cenis fishing trail.
Anglers must have a valid fishing permit issued by an AAPPMA and a Gaule de Val Cenis card (private fishing).

Description

From March 14, 2026: The "No Kill" trail, signposted and located between the "Richard" gravel pit and the confluence of the Repelen stream. Closing date: October 11, 2026.

From April 04, 2026: the Arc, from the foot of the Lanslevillard gorges to upstream of the Bramans EDF water intake. Closing date: October 11, 2026.

From June 06, 2026: gorges de Lanslevillard bordering Bessans, Arc tributaries and mountain lakes. Closing date: September 20, 2026.

Triple hooks and barbs are prohibited throughout the fishing area.
Catch limited to 5 fish per day and per person, minimum size 25cm (Grayling 30cm).
Fishing cards may be refused or withdrawn by anyone contravening the law or the rules and regulations.

No Kill" course, fishing exclusively with artificial lures (flies, spoons) and equipped with a single barbless hook. Fish of any size must be released alive.

Fishing wardens: Robert CHAZOT, Jean-Pierre GAILLARD, Gilles RICHARD.

Equipment

Fishing site - 1st category
Private management

Additional welcome

Sales online or in person at the following locations:
* Lanslevillard: Jeannot Sports
* Lanslebourg: Bar-Tabac-PMU Le Fell
* Termignon: l'Auberge de la Turra, Le Trappeur
* Sollières: La Tête à l'Envers
* Bramans: Camping du Val d'Ambin, Les Glaciers

Environments

Mountain location
Waterside

Rates

The Gaule de Val Cenis card alone is not enough; you must also have a valid fishing license issued by an AAPPMA.
Day pass: €15
Weekly pass (7 consecutive days): €60
Annual pass: €150
To buy your card online: https://cartes.la-gaule-de-valcenis.fr/

New for 2026:
5 € pass for children under 12 accompanied by a parent holding a daily or weekly pass.