SCOPE
Pool 2
From approximately 100 m north of the E22 to the northern bridge foundation on the E22.
Pools 3 to 5
From the southern bridge foundation on the E22 to the northern bridge foundation at Nättraby church.
Pool 6
From the southern bridge foundation at Nättraby church to the Åslätten boat landing on the western side and to Vrängö pier on the eastern side.
Fishing from a boat is not permitted
PERMITTED FISHING TIMES
From the second Saturday in February to the 30th of September from 06:00 to 22:00. Fishing for whitefish is permitted in pools 3 to 6 from the first Saturday in November to the 31st of December between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00. All other dates all fishing is prohibited.
PERMITTED FISHING GEAR AND FISHING METHODS
Spinning, fly and fly fishing rods. Only one rod may be used and this may only be equipped with a bait or a fly. When fishing for whitefish, only single hooks may be used and only fly fishing and angling are permitted. Fly fishing may only be done with a traditional fly rod, plastic balls or similar may not be used. The following pool rules apply:
Pool 2
Only spinning and fly fishing.
Pools 3 and 4
Only fly fishing. During the period for whitefish fishing also angling.
Pool 5
Only spinning, angling and fly fishing. During the period for whitefish fishing only fly fishing and angling.
Pool 6
Only spinning, angling and fly fishing. During the period for whitefish fishing only fly fishing and angling.
Fishing is only permitted from land or by wading.
FISHING SUPERVISION
Fishery supervisors are provided with a special badge or identification. Fishermen are obliged to present a fishing license, identification, gear and catch at the request of a fishing supervisor.
CATCH REPORTING
Information about caught salmon, trout, whitefish and pike (date, place of catch, weight, length and sex) must be provided on purchased fishing licenses. Other catches that are considered interesting are also welcome to be reported.
FISHING REGULATIONS A maximum of two salmon or trout may be caught per fishing license and fishing day. For whitefish and pike, a maximum of three killed fish per fishing license and fishing day applies. The minimum size for salmon and trout is 50 cm. Pike must be between 40 and 75 cm to be kept. Perch over 40 cm must be released. Fish that do not meet the standard must be immediately released back into the river. During the period for whitefish fishing, all fish other than whitefish such as; salmon, trout, pike, perch and rainbow trout that are caught must be immediately released.
MISHOOKED FISH Jerking or other fishing that is conducted with the aim of hooking fish externally is prohibited. Fishermen who violate this rule will be rejected immediately. Even unintentionally mishooked fish must be unconditionally released back. Mishooked fish refers to fish that has been hooked externally.
LAND WITHIN NÄTTRABYÅNS FVOF Cultivated land, as well as plots of land or other fenced areas may not be entered. Fishing may not be conducted from private plots bordering the river.
Remember to: Report your catches Respect the right of access