The Kolpa runs the Slovenia–Croatia border through warm limestone karst country, a properly southern-Alpine feel that's noticeably different from the colder water further north. Huchen, grayling and brown trout share it, which makes for an odd but genuine double life — trout and grayling water most of the year, then a winter huchen fishery once the trout season closes and the sulec become the point of the trip.
- River
- Limestone

