Mountain fishing

Those who love fishing and the mountains will find Madonna di Campiglio-Pinzolo and Val Rendena to be the ideal spot for this sport and for spending time outdoors in a wonderful landscape.

Val Rendena is the place to go for fresh water, with the Sarca river, which runs through the whole valley, and the great many alpine lakes, which are open to fishing in the summer months.

Fishing regulations:

As of 01/01/2009, ADEQUATE RELEASE OF COMPENSATION WATER AT ALL COLLECTION POINTS – Water flow has returned to section of river tributaries that had been totally dry for decades, with a visible improvement in water quality, productivity and quantity. Sarca will be receiving 1m3 more during the winter and 2m3 more during the summer.

- TESSERINO ROSA (“PINK SLIP”) DEFINITIVELY ABOLISHED

- DAILY PERMIT FOR €11 UPON REQUEST AT AN AUTHORIZED OFFICE

- The no-kill (NK0) zone at Ponte Arche has been moved farther downstream at the level of the residential area

- No-kill fishing is also allowed outside the NK zones marked on the same day

- The facilities at Tione have been refurbished with the help of the APT

- The latest photos may be view at the web site http://picasaweb.google.com/info.altosarca

ALSO NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

- Obligation to use hooks without barbs

- To protect fish eggs and fry, fish from the banks only until 30 April

- Minimum size for brown and rainbow trout of 22cm (8.66in) in all waters from 22 February 2009

- Minimum size for marble trout and grayling of 35cm (1’1.78”)

- 5 total catches allowed, with a maximum of 2 marble trout and 2 graylings

- NIGHT FISHING FOR CARP and TENCH in Ponte Pià Lake FROM 1 JULY TO 30 SEPTEMBER

- AUTOMATED PERMIT MACHINE located in the Tione office (Via D. Chiesa) – permits valid for the day on which they are issued

For more information:

UFFICIO PESCA TIONE

Via D. Chiesa 3; Tione di Trento (Italy)

Tel. +39 0465 321051

www.altosarca.it

Fishing for char, brown and marble trout. In alpine lakes, the Sarca river and tributaries.

c/o Associazione Pescatori Alto Sarca, Tione di Trento

Tel. +39.0465.321051

Sport Fishing

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Caderzone Terme - Zona sportiva

Cell. +39 340 5939042

www.caderzone.net

The woods of Madonna di Campiglio-Pinzolo and of Val Rendena are rich with a wide variety of mushrooms, and many experts choose this area for their end-of-summer hunts.

Below are the rules to be followed when hunting mushrooms:

Declarations of the intent to begin mushroom hunting may be submitted at the following locations:

- Italian post offices by depositing the fee into the appropriate postal current account (acct. no. 15320385 in the name of “COMUNE DI PINZOLO SERVIZIO DI TESORERIA 38086 PINZOLO”, specifying in the description “tassa per la raccolta funghi”, providing your personal details, and indicating the period concerned)

- Pro Loco Carisolo: weekdays from 7:00am to 12:30pm and from 2:00pm to 6:00pm; Saturday from 6:30am to 12:30pm and from 2:00pm to 6:00pm; Sunday and holidays from 8:30am to 12:00 noon.

- APT Tourist Office for Pinzolo – Madonna di Campiglio – Villa Rendena: weekdays and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:30pm and from 14:30pm to 6.30pm; Sundays and holidays from 9:00am to 12:30pm.

New regulations for mushroom hunting

Provincial Law no. 11 of 23 May 2007 – abstract of regulations

1. Within the territory covered by the municipalities of the Val Rendena valley, the hunting of (edible and non-edible) mushrooms is allowed in quantities of no more than two kilograms per day per person over the age of ten, subject to submission of a declaration of intent to begin such hunting and payment of the fee required for the given collection period.

2. Children under the age of ten may hunt mushrooms, within the quantity limit specified, if accompanied by a family member in possession of a receipt of payment of the aforementioned fee. The maximum quantity allowed does not apply in the event that a single mushroom, not in addition to others, exceeds such limit on its own.

3. Mushroom hunters are required to conduct an initial cleaning of the mushrooms in the location in which they are collected and to transport them exclusively in rigid, perforated containers. Hunters must not damage or destroy mushrooms on the ground and may not use rakes, hooks or other tools that could damage the ground’s humus layer. Mushroom hunting between the hours of 7:00pm and 7:00am is prohibited.

4. Mushroom hunting is subject to payment of an appropriate fee based on the intended collection period, which is to be submitted to the town hall or through authorized intermediaries when presenting the declaration of intent to begin mushroom hunting or by depositing the sum into the appropriate postal current account, specifying the description “versamento per la raccolta funghi”, the personal details of the party concerned, and the intended collection period. In the event of deposit into the postal current account, the receipt for payment shall replace the declaration of intent and is sufficient proof of required payment.

5. The receipt is specific to a single person, has a validity of no more than one month, and authorizes the collection of mushrooms within the territory outside of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park and within the municipalities of the Val Rendena valley, including the area of Ragoli 2nd section (Spinale-Montagnoli) in observance of established limitations and all other applicable laws. (see map)

6. Within the confines of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park within the municipalities concerned, the collection of mushrooms is only allowed for residents of the province of Trento. Non-residents of the province of Trento may collect mushrooms within the park so long as they stay within the province for at least five consecutive days, subject to submitting the declaration of intent and payment of the fee.

7. A 50% reduction in the fee shall be applied to: people staying within the province of Trento for at least three consecutive days for vacation; people who have been resident in the province of Trento for at least five years or have a parent who is resident in the province; and people who own or otherwise possess rights over residential property in one of the participating municipalities within the Val Rendena valley.

Fees by collection period:

€10.00 for 1 day – reduced rate: €5.00

€20.00 for 2 days – reduced rate: €10.00

€30.00 for one week – reduced rate: €15.00

€40.00 for two weeks – reduced rate: €20.00

€60.00 for one month – reduced rate: €30.00

Declarations of the intent to begin mushroom hunting may be submitted at the following locations:

- Italian post offices by depositing the fee into the appropriate postal current account (acct. no. 15320385 in the name of “COMUNE DI PINZOLO SERVIZIO DI TESORERIA 38086 PINZOLO”, specifying in the description “tassa per la raccolta funghi”, providing your personal details, and indicating the period concerned)

- Pro Loco Carisolo: weekdays and Saturday from 6:00am to 12:00 noon and from 3:00pm to 6:00pm; Sunday and holidays from 6:00am to 12:00 noon.

- Pro Loco Giustino

- APT Tourist Office for Pinzolo – Madonna di Campiglio – Villa Rendena: weekdays and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:30pm and from 2:30pm to 6:30pm; Sundays and holidays from 9:00am to 12:30pm.

- Town Hall: during hours for the public

Documents:

- mushroom collection map

- park self-certification

- exemption self-certification

- reduced-rate self-certification

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