Our beautiful approximately two-kilometer-long water can be said to be divided into three different prerequisite areas.
In the north, the water flows quickly over hard and rocky bottoms. Both trout and rainbow trout thrive here, as well as everyone's favorite pike. Since this part is a bit difficult to access, the availability of coarse fish is therefore large here.
The water then turns into a beautiful still flowing river with a slightly softer bottom. Here, the usual species live in large numbers. Good availability of zander in the river's many "deep holes", pike and perch mainly stick to the shallower parts.
In the south, at the "Flobodaforsen" the river now flows into Trarydsdammen. A six-kilometer-long water reservoir, formed in 1946 when the power plant dam in Traryd was completed. The reservoir offers all types of bottom conditions and depth variation, everything from boot depth down to almost twenty meters where the water is deepest. All the species that occur in the water can be found here in the south. Reports of large catches are common.
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