The brown trout Lederhose — when two native wild animals come together

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The brown trout Lederhose — when two native wild animals come together

Published in the Gwandhaus Journal, issue 29, autumn 2019. Brown trout Lederhose — a Gössl innovation.

The brown trout Lederhose

In crystal-clear waters she thrives especially well, the red-spotted one — a treasure of our homeland and every angler's dream. Gössl makes Lederhosen from her, at least from the skins of the trophy-sized specimens.

WELL, NOT QUITE. In truth, the trout's markings are applied to chamois-tanned deerskin. Two native wild animals come together in an original Gössl model.

A statement between homeland and courage

THE ADVENTUROUS MAN makes a statement with this Lederhose: he is rooted in his homeland and one decisive step ahead of the others. Appreciative attention is assured.

Brown trout Lederhose by Gössl — the trout's markings printed on chamois-tanned deerskin.

Image credit: Gössl archive. Issue 29, autumn 2019.

This article was taken word for word from the Gwandhaus Journal, issue 29 (autumn 2019), and translated in full. Images and image credits come from the original issue. You will find the complete German issue as a PDF in the Journal archive.

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