This is where the RRR Fly Fishing Pocket Guide Germany series (in the German language) comes in: combining practical information about a stretch of water or section and making it readily available on your phone right on the water. It describes how to get there, individual spots, current patterns, potential fishing positions, access points to the water, and suitable parking. This is complemented by photos of the areas with descriptive text and a linked Google Maps map for orientation. This gives you a structured overview of the water and allows you to quickly find your way around even unfamiliar stretches and target specific sections. Relaxed guiding for your quality time!
✔ Make your days on the water a success!
✔ Get instant access to condensed knowledge, tips, and information from decades of experience!
✔ Navigate unfamiliar stretches of water yourself with our pocket guides!
✔ We discreetly guide you to the top spots for maximum success!
✔ As your “background guide,” Rolf Renell is available on-site to answer your questions!
✔ Invest in your time and save on expensive guiding fees! Rolf Renell will continue to expand the RRR Fly Fishing Pocket Guides with more fly fishing locations in Germany! If you are interested in collaborating and sharing your local fishing knowledge, let him know!
“RRR Fly Fishing Pocket Guide – Kyll” Part 1 (Stadtkyll-Densborn) Eifel – your smart, compact companion on the water
The Kyll River in the Eifel region is one of Germany’s most renowned fly-fishing waters. Over its 130 kilometer length, it offers diverse stretches teeming with brown trout, grayling, barbel, chub, and, in some places, pike.
In its upper to middle reaches, the river is an excellent fly-fishing area for salmonids (trout and grayling). Those who want to fish here successfully and responsibly need more than just a day ticket – they need guidance and insider knowledge.
Fly Fishing Guide – Buy it once – use it forever!
Forty years of experience on the Kyll River – supplemented by hundreds of hours of work on the concept and preparation of this first part (Stadtkyll–Densborn).
What you can expect in Part 1:
✔ Description and overview of twelve different fly fishing stretches, almost 40 kilometers of fishing water (Stadtkyll–Densborn)!
✔ All the information on around 250 spots – with issuing points, parking, access points, and GPS overviews in Google Maps with active links!
✔ Structured online spot descriptions (“how to fish”) with practical technique and fly recommendations based on more than forty years of experience!
✔ Accompanying PDF with photos, brief explanations, and active links to techniques and terms mentioned!
✔ Information on the respective tourist offices/local communities for your stay!
✔ Recommendations for accommodations, restaurants, and services in the respective area!
✔ Link to current Kyll River water level gauges!
✔ Local contact person for all your fishing needs!
✔ Directions with maps of the described Kyll River sections!
✔ Suggestions for waterside parking for cars and camper-vans in the respective sections!
✔ Detailed access descriptions to the fishing spots on the maps!
✔ Top information: Fly selection, techniques, and tips for fishing at different water levels!
✔ An annual update with new information and changes is automatically available to all purchasers free of charge!
✔ The Kyll Pocket Guide Part 2 (Densborn-Kordel) will be released for the 2027 season – purchasers of Part 1 receive a discount!
The focus is not on catch promises or “hotspots,” but on understanding the river’s structure. You will learn how areas of the Kyll river change depending on the water level, where, for example, the current concentrates, where deeper zones are formed, and which bank structures are particularly interesting.
Updated annually – permanently usable!
The pocket guide is digital and can be used directly on your smartphone – compact, structured, and always at hand. Many anglers on the Kyll River fish stretches half-heartedly and haphazardly due to a lack of knowledge or incomplete understanding. This is precisely where the guide comes in: It saves you time, unnecessary trips, and poor decisions, and helps you better understand the river.
A guided day on the Kyll usually costs around €200–300. This guide cannot and is not intended to replace that – however, it compiles a large portion of the structural guidance gained from many years of experience. For the introductory 2026 season, the current price is roughly equivalent to two to three regular day tickets. In return, you, as the buyer, receive permanent, updated, non-transferable access and can use this knowledge again and again.
No hearsay.
No half-baked knowledge – but a worthwhile investment in practical experience!
Here is what you need to get started:
• The Fly Fishing Pocket Guide – Kyll1! (buy and download)
• A Google account with a corresponding email address!
• Your smartphone!
• Recommended: a waterproof case or bag!
Source: https://fliegen-shop.de/products/fliegenfischer-pocket-guide-kyll-eifel-teil-1-stadtkyll-densborn
Fliegenfischen Pocket Guide – Kyll Eifel Teil 1 – (Stadtkyll-Densborn)
