Jämtland is a large landscape and lies in the heart of the Scandinavian peninsula in Northern Europe. The whole of Jämtland is largely a highlands and its highest point is Storsylen with its 1,728 meters above sea level. Some 8 percent of Jamtland's total area consists of water and the landscape has two major watercourses, Ljungan and Indalsälven. They start both in Skanderna and then run east through the country to finally reach the Bothnian Sea. The water surfaces are usually around 300 meters above sea level. In the northernmost parts of the landscape, the mountains are around 900-1 000 meters high. Source: Wikipedia
This area has one or more fishing spots available for disabled. For more information, please see the fishing area map, or contact Fiskepasset i Funäsdalen.
This area has one or more fishing spots available for disabled. For more information, please see the fishing area map, or contact Glissjöberg-Mosätt FVOF.
In this area, there is one or more "put and take" waters.
This area has one or more fishing spots available for disabled. For more information, please see the fishing area map, or contact Tännäs Fiskecentrum AB.
In this area, there is one or more "put and take" waters.
The area includes one or more fishing areas for catch-and-release, i.e the fishes are gently put back into the water alive.
Here you will find Guides and Instructors operating in the swedish area of Härjedalen kommun. Many of these guides also work as freelance guides in other parts of the country and the world.