Allgunnens FVO (Sävsjö)

Welcome to Allgunnen – our beautiful and unique lake!

Here you will be met by tranquility, large water and magnificent nature that invites you to both relaxation and adventure. We at the fishing conservation area association want you to have a safe, nice and memorable experience during your visit. Remember to always use a life jacket when you are out on the lake - your safety comes first! Also show consideration for nature, wildlife and other visitors, and you will help preserve the beauty of Allgunnen for future generations.

Enjoy the lake – and welcome back!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION BELOW

Invasive species Rovmärla found in, among other places, Lake Vättern

HOW TO AVOID SPREADING MAJOR ROBOT SPOT

DRAIN all water from your boat or equipment before moving it.

WASH boats and equipment from plant parts, animals and sediment before moving them to a new body of water

DRY equipment such as wetsuits, swimming toys, fishing gear, boats and other equipment before moving them to a new body of water. Allowing them to air dry for a couple of days is sufficient.

Source: Swedish Maritime and Water Authority

Pike fishing is probably what attracts most anglers to Allgunnen , which is a real big pike lake. And you can understand them, because what in sport fishing can give such an adrenaline rush as when a pike hits a fast jerkbait? Fish of up to 19 kilos have been documented from the lake.

With its 1380 hectares, Allgunnen is the largest lake in Sävsjö municipality and is relatively patchy in shape, with several large bays. In addition to its large pikes, the lake is home to a population of large pike and fine perch. Great terns, ospreys, little hawks and larkspurs nest in Allgunnen. There are also colonies of herons and terns.

Please visit our Facebook page Allgunnen FVO to share your experiences or opinions.

Our desire in Allgunnens FVOF (fishing conservation area association) is to manage fishing resources in the long term, in collaboration with fishermen, through regulation of fishing, biotope conservation and information to preserve the balance of the ecosystem and promote viable fishing.

TOGETHER we care for our resources

Please read the Code of Conduct for Anglers.