With fishing adventures on the rise, luxury hotels around the world add activities for outdoor adventurers to enjoy. Below are three hotels offering must-do fishing options:

Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

Since Rosewood Schloss Fuschl owns the fishing rights to Lake Fuschl, only guests and team members affiliated with the property have access to the lake’s fishing. Master fisherman Gerhard comes from a lineage of traditional Austrian fishermen, and has operated the fishery since 1987. Travelers can head out on the lake with Gerhard to learn about different fishing techniques, have the chance to catch 14 different species of fish including trout and saibling, learn the process of smoking a fish, and have a lakeside picnic with smoked fish smothered in horseradish sauce and served in the authentic way atop a local newspaper.

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Beaver Creek Lodge by Kessler

With the help of Kessler’s on-site concierge, guests can book a fly-fishing adventure with the lodge’s partner, Gore Creek Fly Fisherman. The Vail Valley offers a variety of rivers, lakes, creeks and tributaries perfect for fly fishing. Wade in the water or hop on a boat to catch some trout. Whether new to fishing or an expert, all guests are welcome and will be treated to an unforgettable experience.

South Seas

Clear waters, shallow coastlines and more than 50 species of fish make Captiva Island and Sanibel, Florida, perfect fishing destinations. Whether your excursion is offshore, on the calming back bay or casting a line on the beach, these waters offer plenty of opportunities to catch fish. The newly rebuilt Bayview Fishing Pier is a great place to cast a line with no fishing license required. While here, take in views of Pine Island Sound. Travelers looking for larger catches can book a private fishing charter or let experienced captains guide you to the best spots.