In western Härjedalen, near the Norwegian border, lies the Tännäs-Funäsdalen fishing area. Here are hundreds of lakes and streams as well as a very barren nature with boulders, pine forests and dry meadows.
The mountain world around Tännäs offers fish-rich lakes and flowing waters. When mountains meet forests, this means that the species composition differs between almost every fishing water. There are both typical mountain species such as trout, char and grayling as well as perch, whitefish and pike. The most distinctive feature of the area is Härjedalen's landscape fishing, the large lake grayling.
The largest is Lake Rogen, which also gave its name to Rogen's nature reserve, a fabulous mountain area with a lot of water for fishing and canoeing. (Note that Lake Rogen itself is not included in the fishing license, which is sold via Tännäs Fiskecentrum). In the Rogen area, three of Sweden's largest rivers also flow; Klarälven-Göta river, Dalälven and Ljusnan.
