Lygnernregionens FVOF

Lake Lygnern is located in Norra Halland and Mark municipality. The lake is 20 km long and about 2.5 km wide and at its deepest point it measures 50 meters. The lake is in many respects reminiscent of Lake Vättern with deep water, steep beaches and moody behavior in unstable weather conditions. It is known for its good pike fishing and unique trout stock.

Lygnern's trout stock has been threatened by e.g. power plant expansion and acidification in flowing watercourses. Today, thanks to extensive liming and diligent fisheries conservation work, the trout stock is on the rise. The stock found in the lake is genuine and naturally reproducible. The average size of a trout from Lygnern is around 1.5 kg with fish upwards of 7 kg occurring. Other species to mention are whitefish, perch, eel, bream and smelt.

In Lygnern you prefer to fish from a boat, but in several places there are also good opportunities to fish mainly trout from land. The liar is drained via Sundsjön out to sea, through Rolfsån , which empties into Kungsbackafjorden .