Centralhalländska FVOF

Skärsjön, Byasjön, Ottersjön, Älvasjön mfl

Hallands län / Varberg and Falkenberg municipality.

Discover the Fishing Paradise of Åkulla Beech Forests – Centralhalländska FVO!

Welcome to one of Halland’s most scenic fishing destinations! Centralhalländska Fishing Conservation Area spans eleven lakes in the heart of the magical Åkulla beech forests – a breathtaking landscape where deep woodlands meet shimmering waters and rolling pastures.

Here, you’ll find a fantastic variety of fishing waters, from crystal-clear, deep lakes with rocky shores to shallow, reed-fringed idylls. The largest lakes – Skärsjön, Byasjön, Ottersjön, Valasjön, Älvasjön, and Kalvsjön – offer a rich diversity of fish species and rewarding fishing experiences.

What can you catch?
These waters are home to large perch and pike, as well as zander, roach, bream, tench, and whitefish – making this an ideal destination for both beginners and seasoned anglers in search of their next big catch.

Whether you prefer drifting across a mirror-like lake in a rowing boat at dawn or casting your line from the shore, surrounded by whispering beech trees, Centralhalländska FVO is where fishing and nature go hand in hand.

Come and experience the tranquility of nature, the thrill of fishing, and the freedom of Åkulla’s stunning lake district!

Free fishing for children and adolescents up to the age of 17.
Only in company with a keeper / adult / person who holds a valid fishing license (on his quota)
Holders of annual passes may bring their spouse, cohabitant and children fishing and they may fish with their own gear. Young people under 18 fish for free together with a guardian who holds a fishing license.

Fish species

Perch

Plentiful

Pike

Plentiful

Roach

Plentiful

Common bream

Plentiful

Zander

Common

Endast i Byasjön

Common rudd

Common

Tench

Normal

Eel

Few

Ruffe

Few

Vendace

Few

Smelt

Rare

Centralhalländska FVOF

Welcome to Centralhalländska FVO – For Sustainable and Rewarding Fishing!

Centralhalländska FVO is actively working to improve fishing conditions and preserve fish stocks in the area. By fishing responsibly and following our recommendations, you contribute to creating sustainable fishing waters for future generations.

Our lakes and waterways are surrounded by beautiful nature, including several nature reserves and bird protection areas. To help protect these unique environments, we kindly ask you to pay attention to signs and respect the established regulations. We recommend using oars or electric motors when fishing from a boat and remind you of the speed limit in effect from April 1 – July 31.

The Swedish Right of Public Access (Allemansrätten) gives us fantastic opportunities to enjoy nature, but with that privilege comes responsibility. Please show consideration for wildlife, other visitors, and landowners to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone.

Fish responsibly and enjoy your visit with us!

Organization number: 849600-4204

Customer number: 857, Area: 817.