Fishing Calendar for Inn River at Innsbruck, Austria
Fed by Alpine glaciers through Innsbruck, the Inn runs fast and cold, supporting wild brown trout and grayling in pools below the city's bridges, with the river clearing enough for sight fishing in late summer.
Inn River right now
From the gauge at Innsbruck (oberh. Sill) · 8 Oct, 01:30 · Open on River map →
On 8 October 2026 at 01:30 the Inn River at Innsbruck (oberh. Sill) (2 km from this spot) was flowing at 130 m³/s, normal for this gauge over the past month. All 6 gauges nearest this spot measuring flow on the Inn River report normal flow.
The Inn River over the last 7 days
Readings every hour at Innsbruck (oberh. Sill), the gauge nearest this spot. The shaded band is the gauge's usual range over the last 30 days.
Flow
All gauges on the Inn River
The 10 of its 15 official gauges nearest this spot, in order along the river, the nearest highlighted. Flow is coloured as the gauging agency rates it: Low Normal High
| Gauge | Flow | Level | Water | Last 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magerbach 40 km away | 56.7 m³/s Normal | — | — | |
| Telfs (Fussgängersteg) 25 km away | 80.7 m³/s Normal | — | — | |
| Zirl 13 km away | — | 87 cm | — | |
| Innsbruck (oberh. Sill)nearest 2 km away | 130 m³/s Normal | — | — | |
| Hall iTirol (West) 5 km away | — | 129 cm | — | |
| Schwaz (Steinbrücke) 24 km away | — | 161 cm | — | |
| Jenbach-Rotholz 32 km away | 90.2 m³/s Normal | — | — | |
| Brixlegg 40 km away | 144 m³/s Normal | — | — | |
| Rattenberg 42 km away | — | 210 cm | 11.1 °C | |
| Kirchbichl 59 km away | 142 m³/s Normal | — | — |
Best fishing times in October 2026
| Date | Moon | Sunrise | Sunset | Major periods | Minor periods | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 01 | Waning gibbous | 07:13 | 18:54 | 03:45–05:45, 16:18–18:18 | 10:02–12:02, 22:35–00:35 | 39% ●●○○○ |
| Fri 02 | Waning gibbous | 07:14 | 18:52 | 04:47–06:47, 17:21–19:21 | 11:04–13:04 | 78% ●●●●○ |
| Sat 03 | Waning gibbous | 07:15 | 18:50 | 05:50–07:50, 18:23–20:23 | 23:33–01:33, 12:06–14:06 | 98% ●●●●● |
| Sun 04 | Waning crescent | 07:17 | 18:48 | 06:50–08:50, 19:22–21:22 | 00:35–02:35, 13:06–15:06 | 84% ●●●●● |
| Mon 05 | Waning crescent | 07:18 | 18:46 | 07:48–09:48, 20:17–22:17 | 01:33–03:33, 14:02–16:02 | 47% ●●●○○ |
| Tue 06 | Waning crescent | 07:19 | 18:44 | 08:40–10:40, 21:08–23:08 | 02:27–04:27, 14:54–16:54 | 15% ●○○○○ |
| Wed 07 | Waning crescent | 07:21 | 18:42 | 09:30–11:30, 21:55–23:55 | 03:17–05:17, 15:42–17:42 | 14% ●○○○○ |
| Thu 08 | Waning crescent | 07:22 | 18:40 | 10:16–12:16, 22:41–00:41 | 04:04–06:04, 16:28–18:28 | 39% ●●○○○ |
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| Fri 09 | Waning crescent | 07:24 | 18:38 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sat 10 | Waning crescent | 07:25 | 18:36 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sun 11 | New moon | 07:26 | 18:34 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Mon 12 | Waxing crescent | 07:28 | 18:32 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Tue 13 | Waxing crescent | 07:29 | 18:30 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Wed 14 | Waxing crescent | 07:31 | 18:28 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Thu 15 | Waxing crescent | 07:32 | 18:27 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Fri 16 | Waxing crescent | 07:34 | 18:25 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sat 17 | Waxing crescent | 07:35 | 18:23 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sun 18 | First quarter | 07:36 | 18:21 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Mon 19 | Waxing gibbous | 07:38 | 18:19 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Tue 20 | Waxing gibbous | 07:39 | 18:17 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Wed 21 | Waxing gibbous | 07:41 | 18:16 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Thu 22 | Waxing gibbous | 07:42 | 18:14 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Fri 23 | Waxing gibbous | 07:44 | 18:12 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sat 24 | Waxing gibbous | 07:45 | 18:10 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sun 25 | Waxing gibbous | 06:47 | 17:09 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Mon 26 | Waning gibbous | 06:48 | 17:07 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Tue 27 | Waning gibbous | 06:50 | 17:05 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Wed 28 | Waning gibbous | 06:51 | 17:04 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Thu 29 | Waning gibbous | 06:52 | 17:02 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Fri 30 | Waning gibbous | 06:54 | 17:00 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
| Sat 31 | Waning gibbous | 06:55 | 16:59 | ····· | ····· | Unlock · iOS / Android |
Fish of the Inn River
Species recorded along the gauged stretch of the Inn River, from GBIF occurrence ranges.
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European grayling
Thymallus thymallus
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Salmo marmoratus
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European bullhead
Cottus gobio
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Common nase
Chondrostoma nasus
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Common barbel
Barbus barbus
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Common dace
Leuciscus leuciscus
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Asp
Leuciscus aspius
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Gudgeon
Gobio gobio
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Minnow
Phoxinus phoxinus
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Wels catfish
Silurus glanis
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Crucian carp
Carassius carassius
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Silver bream
Blicca bjoerkna
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Inn River high right now?
- No. On 8 October 2026 the gauge's own month of readings put the flow at Innsbruck (oberh. Sill) as normal (130 m³/s). This page shows the current reading of the nearest gauge whenever you open it.
- What fish are in the Inn River?
- Species recorded along the gauged stretch of the Inn River include European grayling, Salmo marmoratus, European bullhead, Common nase, Common barbel, Common dace. The list comes from GBIF occurrence ranges that cover the gauges, so it shows where a species has been recorded rather than how common it is.
- Where can I check the Inn River water level?
- 15 official gauges measure the Inn River. The 10 nearest this spot, from Magerbach to Kirchbichl, are listed on this page; all of them are on the River map.
- When is the best time to fish at Inn River at Innsbruck?
- The highest-rated day in the current month at Inn River at Innsbruck is 10 October 2026, with a fishing efficiency of 100%.
- Do moon phases affect fishing at Inn River at Innsbruck?
- Solunar theory links feeding activity to the moon's position. Major periods occur when the moon is overhead or underfoot, with shorter minor periods midway between them. New and full moons generally produce the strongest activity.
River data sources
Readings on this page come from official gauging stations: