Storsjöns FVOF Sandviken

  • Photo: Jonas Asplund
 

Storsjöns Sandviken

 se Gävleborgs län / Sandviken municipality.

The Storsjön Fish Conservation Area covers approximately 7,500 ha.
This includes all of Storsjön, Gavelhytteån up to the dam in Hammarby, Vallbyån (Broasån) up to the first road bridge, Borrsjöån and Jädraån up to the respective railway bridges, Fänjaån up to the bridge in Fänja and Koppartjärn.

Storsjöns FVOF aims to offer good quality fishing. In order to be able to offer this in the long term, it is necessary to limit the take of fish and respect the rules that the association has decided on.

A patchy and hilly lake with several islands.
The lake offers great fishing for pike and zander.

Check out our youtube channel http://youtube.com/@SFVOF

 Free fishing for children and adolescents up to the age of 16.
 Only hand held equipment

Fish species

Abborre
Perch


Plentiful
Gädda
Pike


Common
Gös
Zander


Common
Mört
Roach


Normal
Nors
Smelt


Normal
Lake
Burbot


Normal
Sutare
Tench


Normal
Ål
Eel


Normal
Gärs
Ruffe


Normal
Id
Ide


Few
 

Storsjöns FVOF Sandviken

Logo Storsjöns FVOF Sandviken

Now you can easily buy a fishing license for Storsjöns Fvo here on the web. Your fishing license is delivered within a few seconds after payment.

Organization number: 802426-9675

Customer number: 3253, Area: 3317.

Contact persons

Ordförande:
Johan Rune
0702 - 68 19 28

Fiskevårdare: 
Thomas Larsson
0703 - 37 75 90

Fisketillsyn Kontaktperson: 
Ulf Stridsberg
0702 - 99 01 43 



  
  

Files to download


1. Översiktskarta

2. Regler fiskerättsägare

3. HANTERA FISKEN SKONSAMT, NÅGRA TIPS

4. Årsstämmoprotokoll 2023

5. Årsstämmoprotokoll 2022

6. Årsstämmoprotokoll 2021

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