Övre Vattudalens FVOF

 

Svaningssjön, Stråken, Fågelsjön m fl

 se Jämtlands län / Strömsund municipality.

Övre Vattudalen's fishery conservation area is located about 80 km north of Strömsund, road 342 towards Gäddede.
The area offers fishing in the upper part of Ströms Vattudal, the lower part of Fågelsjön and a number of smaller ponds north of Svaningsjön.

In the area there is good fishing for trout, char, grayling. perch, pike and whitefish. Rainbow also occurs.


Lower part of Fågelsjön:
Trout, char, pike, grayling and whitefish

Strocken - Svaningssjön:
Trout, char, perch, pike, grayling, whitefish.

Biribolltjärnarna:
Perch

Långtjärnarna:
Trout, perch

Gullötjärnarna:
Trout, char, perch

Big iron:
Perch

Grevetjärnarna:
Perch, pike

The fish stars:
Trout, char


Route
East side of Vattudalen, from Strömsund road 342 towards Gäddede about 80 km.
West side of Vattudalen, from Strömsund road 339, then road 801, Björnvägen, towards Svaningen and Bågede.

 Free fishing for children and adolescents up to the age of 17.
 Must have valid personal identification

Fish species

Abborre
Perch


Common
Gädda
Pike


Common
Harr
Grayling


Normal
Röding
Char


Normal
Sik
Whitefish


Normal
Mört
Roach


Rare
 

Övre Vattudalens FVOF

Övre Vattudalen's fisheries conservation area was established in 1997.

The purpose of the fisheries conservation area is to coordinate fishing and fisheries management, promote the interests of fishing right holders, sell fishing licenses and ensure the Arc deer's migration and reproduction conditions.

The area is also included in the Frostviken card and Ströms Vattudal Trolling card .

Organization number: 893202-4063

Customer number: 1067, Area: 1031.

Contact persons

Håkan Espmark

0706 - 54 17 88



  
  

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