Abborresjöns FVF

The corona virus also affects our business.

It is our hope that the early start of the season starts which will now lead to a quieter start of the season. It is everyone's job to do what we can to create safe environments for each other.

We all need to do the job together, have respect for each other and keep our distances.

It is our hope that you will have a summer with good nature experiences and good fishing happiness.

Board of Directors

Now we start fishing.

On Monday, April 20, we will start selling fishing licenses

Perch Lake:
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Allowed fishing methods: spin fishing (not bombarded), fly fishing.

These fishing methods are also allowed from floatings carried by fins (not oars!). Floating fishing is only allowed in Lake Perch!

In addition to the rainbow, there is also a small population of stationary trout.
All trout in Lake Abbores are therefore protected and must be returned. The surrounding area consists of coniferous forests and lots of sandy soil, while the beaches are mainly rock and stone. There are several fly-fishing-friendly places.

Stora Kroksjön:
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Allowed fishing methods: spin fishing (not bombarded), fly fishing.

In addition to the rainbow, the lake has a small fine population with mountain trout and a small population with stationary wild trout. We are now trying to build this small trout strain through active fishing care to build up a fishable stock for our guests in a few years. All trout in Stora Kroksjön are therefore protected and must be returned.

The lake is within a nature reserve, so it is the rules of the nature reserve that apply and not the right of all.
There is an information board at the lake's outlet that describes what applies to rules and what is interesting in the area. Around St. Kroksjön has four windshields with fireplace for overnight, a couple of coffee tables to rest and enjoy the view. To the west of the pond is a toilet, see signage.

The surrounding area consists of forest land of an old forest nature. The beaches vary between mountains and moraines.
In the south there is a lot of marshland, in the north the mountains are steep and falls straight down into the lake. From the top of these you have a very beautiful view of the whole lake. Apart from the steep mountains you can fish around the whole lake. The beaches are clean with long flat rocky outcrops and a light waded bottom. The lake is therefore very fly fishing friendly and through its size you can easily find your own little special place. Since 1987, quality fishing has been invested in this lake.

Otter Lake:
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Allowed fishing methods: meteor, spin fishing, fly fishing

Our family lake there is also a handicap bridge and toilet adjacent to the road, most floating jetties and a wind protection.

The area consists mostly of coniferous forests and it is nice to fish around the entire lake and there are several nice places suitable for fly fishing although spinning fishing is the most dominant here.

Böljesjön:
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Allowed fishing methods: fly fishing

Is a nice little lake where only fly fishing is allowed.
At Böljesjön there is a windshield for overnight stay as well as a toilet at the parking lot.
There are five folding jetties, a coffee table and some nice wading places. The surroundings consist of coniferous forests and the cozy, it is sometimes wadable but there are several floating jetties to facilitate fly fishing.

A film from the Perch Lake & Stora Kroksjön:
https://youtu.be/vwHxUHs8jpw