Bengtsforsortens Fiskevårdsklubb

Fishing premiere in Lysetjärn 13/5 at 20:00. There is a fishing ban until then!
Fishing licenses are available for purchase from 18:00

Bengtsforsortens Fiskevårdsklubb takes care of the fishing in three small "pearls" in the northern part of Dalsland in Bengtfors municipality. In our waters you can catch trout, char and rainbow trout. The three ponds offer you a varied fishing that suits all ages and practitioners.

Light iron - only spin and fly
Lysetjärn is beautifully located east of Bengtsfors between the lakes Lelången and Svärdlången. You can reach the lake via a blue hiking trail from Majbergsdal or by car. Two km north of Bengtsfors on road 172 there is a sign showing the road.

The rainbow is common. There is also a small amount of trout in the pond. There is also a strain of self-reproducing char in the pond. A path leads around the entire lake so it is easy to find the different fishing spots.

At the southern end of the pond is our clubhouse which can be used freely by members and those who redeem day / week cards. What matters is that the cottage is left in the condition you wish to find it.

Big iron - spin, fly and angling
Stortjärn is located 7 km north of Bengtsfors by road 172. It is the first pond on the left side of the road when you come from the south.

Trout implanted for many years. Smaller fish in Stortjärn than in Lysetjärn. Around the pond there are good opportunities for fishing both from land and when wading, as there are good bottom conditions.

At the lake's western shore there is a windbreak that can be used for overnight stays and rest.

Chairs - spin, fly and angler
Hagtjärn is a deep fissure valley lake located 2 km northeast of Bengtsfors. A road sign at road 172 shows you the right way. Take the sign at Lysetjärn The lake is then on the left side of the road on the way to Lysetjärn.

In the pond there is perch and ruda. It is not uncommon for perch with a catch weight of over a kilo. If you want to try ruda, corn is the safest bait.

The lake's western shore is steep so it is not child - friendly.