River Krusnica

River Krusnica

The Krusnica is a tributary of the Una in northwestern Bosnia

It rises imposingly directly from a steep cliff with a water volume of about 200 cubic meters per second on average. If you stand at the source this amount of water is flowing like out of nowhere from the massif. The river meanders over a length of about 6 km towards the village of Bosanska Krupa, where it then flows into the Una. In this river the grayling is the main species but there is also a good population of brown trout, the rainbow trout is more rare.
Water characteristics:
The upper part of the river is like made for the fly. With a width of approximately 10 m and an average depth of 2 m you can find beautiful slow flowing ridges with occasional larger boulders.
The grayling is the main species here, but there is also a good population of brown trout. Rainbow trout come here rather rare, but can nevertheless reach good sizes.
Fishable species:
Brown and rainbow trout, grayling
Equipment Tips fly fishing trout / grayling:
Flyrod 9 and 10 ft, class # 5 to # 6, reel and line accordingly. DT or WF-F-lines for nymphs and dry fly fishing. Tippets as long and thin as possible (not below 0.12 mm). Here only barbless hooks are allowed, please consider this in your fly selection. All stages of caddis flies, mayflies and stoneflies (or their nymphs) promise good success.


Extract from the fisheries regulations:
Catch and Release only!
Every caught fish is gently released!
Barbless hooks only!