Formarinsee sits at the foot of the Rote Wand in the Lechquellengebirge, and it is the kind of view that makes people forget they came to fish. Try not to. It is a small, clear mountain lake at nearly 1,800 metres with rainbow and brown trout cruising the margins, fished from the shore, and the season is a short high-summer affair from late June into early October. It is not a fly-only water — barbless spinners are allowed too — but the fly has the better of it on a calm evening. Getting there takes a little planning: private cars are kept off the road for most of the day in high season, so you'll come up on the bus like everyone else.
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