Rechterbach:
A small tributary of the Amblève, it rises in Rodt and ends its course in Pont-Ligneuville.
It is characterized by numerous meanders and a slower downstream flow than the Eau Rouge. So, despite its narrow width (1 to 4m), it offers trout deep areas that are ideal for their development.
Alongside these, you’ll also find loaches and sculpins.
We offer 0.7km of shoreline at Pont-Ligneuville from its confluence with the Amblève. In addition, we manage a further 900m further upstream, in a “spawning” zone and therefore closed to fishing.
Warchenne:
A tributary stream of the Warche, 1 to 3 m wide, it flows into the Warche in the center of Malmedy.
Many of the Warche’s spawners return here to reproduce, and large trout are often present.
Access between houses and buildings is only possible by water from the confluence with the Warche. New, fragmented routes upstream of Malmedy are easier to access.
We offer you 3,090km of shoreline in the center of Malmedy.
Please note that, as with the Eau Rouge, no-kill “fario” fishing must be respected. Fishing with natural and pasta baits is prohibited on these 2 streams to protect the trout present!