The association leases approx. 100 lakes and over 200 km of running water.
The association has five cabins and about ten shelters at the disposal of its members. Wind shelters, the association has access to a number of wind shelters and rest huts on our land that we renovate and maintain, in order to offer a warm and dry resting place for the occasional visitor. Byxtjärn, Kuorainen, Haukijärvi, Salmijärvi, Nautanen, Harilombolo, Annavaara, Heikimavoma, Knut-Anderstjärn and Sarkas-vaara. see map.
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Sarkasvaara: Nice forest lake near Rävdalen and Djävulsklyftan with trout stocks. How do I get there? Hike from the forest road between the fish farm and the gravel pit at Sarkasvaara past Djävulsklyftan (follow the light green tree markings and signs towards Djävulsklyftan), or walk north across the clearing from the bridge (R45) over the Lina River. Hirvasområdet: Wilderness area with small lakes in gently undulating mountain birch forest. The fish population consists of char or trout in most lakes. Several lakes are within sight of the power line that runs through the area. The first is on the right after 1 km and the last on the left after 5 km. With a map in hand, you can discover the lakes that are not visible from the path. How do I get there? From Koskullskulle take the road towards Tjautjas jaure and drive 7 km. Stop where the power line crosses the road and walk to the right or the power line. Byxtjärn: Easily accessible water with fixed banks. The fish population is troutHow do I get there? From Koskullskulle take the road towards Tjautjasjaure approx. 5 km to a approx. 200 meter long parking pocket on the right side of the road. On the left is a path that leads to a pond, distance approx. 600 meters. Salmijärvi: Beautifully varied wilderness, hilly terrain with old forest, cloudberry bogs and low mountains. Mostly solid shores and varying depth conditions, irregular shoreline with capes and bays. The water consists of two ponds, one where the path comes down and a larger one just south of it. The fish stock is trout up to 2-3 kg and a stock of small whitefish. How do I get there? From Koskullskulle take the road towards Tjautjasjaure approx. 8 km to a parking pocket on the left side just before the highest point of the road, follow the path approx. 2 km, the last 500 m. it goes steeply downhill. Onkijärvi: Several ponds located in wilderness with a natural character of forestry, fixed beaches and a fishing hut that can be rented from the association. The first pond is Onkijärvi to the right of the road with a population of large grayling as well as perch and pike. The second pond is Kulasjärvi to the left of the road with a population of trout. If you continue along the forest road for another 1 km, there is a pond with char on the right. How to get there? Take the E10 towards Kiruna approx. 35 km from Gällivare. Turn right onto Hartijokivägen – a forest road that you follow for approx. 13 km. Turn left after Onkijärvivägen which you follow for 500 m. Trolling fishing in Storsjön: Special rules and catch restrictions apply to trolling. Fishing with deep rigs and side paravanes is permitted in Storsjön. Fishing is allowed with a maximum of 3 rods per angler and 1 bait per rod. A maximum of 6 rods per boat is allowed. The catch limit is set at 3 fish (Canadian trout, char and grayling) per angler per day. Only 1 trout (30–40 cm) per day may be kept per angler.
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