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Fishing at the Kňaz Gravel Lake
This popular coarse-fishing venue near Autocamp Rudava offers fishing in peaceful surroundings with sandy beaches and pine forests.
Kňaz fishing ground
Kňaz Gravel Lake is one of the best-known fishing destinations in the Záhorie region. It lies approximately 45 kilometres from Bratislava and is managed by the Veľké Leváre local organisation of the Slovak Angling Association.
The local organisation has an elected seven-member committee and approximately 700 members, including young anglers under the age of 15.
65 ha
Total area of the fishing ground
1-0970-1-1
Kňaz Gravel Lake
Coarse fishery
Fishing is permitted with the appropriate documents
Fishing-ground details
| Name | Kňaz Gravel Lake |
|---|---|
| Water area | 65 ha |
| Organisation | MO SRZ Veľké Leváre |
| Purpose | Fishing ground |
| Type of permit | Special local permit |
| Type of water | Coarse fishery |
| Fishery user | Slovak Angling Association |
| District | Malacky |
Visitor permits
Before fishing, make sure that you have all documents and permits required by current Slovak fishing regulations.
Fishing at Kňaz requires a local permit or another permit authorising fishing in fishing ground No. 1-0970-1-1. A visitor permit can be arranged by telephone.
+421 905 290 913
The relevant angling organisation will provide information about visitor-permit availability and current fishing conditions.
Visitor permits
We recommend confirming the current prices with the relevant angling organisation before your visit.
Permit for members
| Permit | Price |
|---|---|
| Daily – adult | €10 |
| Daily – child | €2 |
| Weekly – adult | €40 |
| Weekly – child | €5 |
Permit for non-members
| Permit | Price |
|---|---|
| Daily – adult | €17 |
What can you catch?
The gravel lake is home to several coarse and predatory fish species.
Common carp
Common carp are among the most frequently caught fish at Kňaz.
Wels catfish
The fishing ground is also home to the Wels catfish, one of Europe’s largest freshwater fish.
Grass carp
Grass carp are a popular target species, particularly during the warmer months.
Northern pike
Northern pike are among the best-known predatory fish found in Slovak waters.
Pike-perch
Pike-perch are highly sought after by anglers who specialise in predatory fish.
Crucian carp
Crucian carp and other members of the carp family can also be found in the fishing ground.
Relaxing beside the water
Fishing in beautiful natural surroundings offers an opportunity to relax and enjoy memorable experiences while playing a catch. The lake’s varied aquatic wildlife is complemented by sandy beaches and surrounding pine forests.
The local organisation regularly maintains and manages the fishing ground. According to the information provided, fish are stocked twice a year, usually in May and July.
While fishing, please respect the natural environment, other visitors, the cleanliness of the shoreline and all current rules applying to this fishing ground.
