Fishing

Fishing Rights in the Balkans

A fishing lodge in Western Bosnia or Eastern Serbia is an ideal choice if you are a passionate brown trout enthusiast. For those who love Danube Salmon, we can offer areas around the Lim and Tara Rivers in Montenegro and Western Serbia near the Drina River. These crystal-clear Dinaric Alps rivers are teeming with grayling, brown trout, brook trout, and rainbow trout. The Drina River is also renowned for its Danube Salmon. The largest recent Danube Salmon, a 24 kg specimen, was caught on the Drina River in Serbia near Bajina Bašta, with many other large Danube Salmon being caught by experienced teams on the same river.

Danube Salmon Long-Term Partnership or Investment Opportunity

Southwest Serbia, around the town of Bajina Bašta, is the main reproduction centre for some of the largest Danube Salmon ever caught, including the world-record 24 kg fish. The reproduction centre was established in 2013, and so far, over 6,000 fish have been produced and released into the Drina River each year. However, we are nearing the end of government funding, presenting an opportunity for private investors to step in.

Investment in Hucho Hucho Reproduction Centre

The Hucho Hucho reproduction centre, which is part of a large fishery on the Perucac River near Bajina Bašta, offers a unique opportunity to invest in a project aimed at increasing the numbers of Danube Salmon in their natural environment—the Drina River. Our work has been highly successful, with four highly trained Serbian scientists specialising in this complex reproduction technology. Our results demonstrate that we have a team of young world experts in this field, leading the way for the secure future of the Danube Salmon.

Invitation to Investors and Sponsors

However, raising new funds for this vital fish is challenging, and we would like to invite prospective sponsors and investors to join us in increasing the numbers of Danube Salmon in Serbia. This operation holds great potential for profitability for investors. Serbia is the only country actively engaged in the conservation of the rarest salmon in the world, the Danube Salmon (Hucho Hucho).