Nedre Långan is a typical wilderness water with varying rapids and calmer sections - about 30 km of fishing experiences to discover down to the outlet in the Indalsälven. The area is classified as valuable of national interest. In the forests around Långan there is one of the world's densest trap pit systems. The valley has been inhabited by hunters and fishermen since the Stone Age, as shown by remains in the area. Today there are almost no settlements along the 30 km long stretch of river.
The river is relatively shallow and flows over limestone-rich areas, which makes it a very productive watercourse with great biodiversity. The river provides opportunities for varied fishing - Långan has a varied character with various turbulent currents and silt. There are natural opportunities for fly fishing here. Långan is a primary tributary of the Indalsälven with sources in the western Jämtland Mountains. Nedre Långan, Lundsjön, Lillsjön. Näversjöarna. Långan Trout and Grayling. Lundsjön Trout Whitefish Perch Näversjöarna Perch Pike.
