Fishing rules

Hunneberg's

Hunnebergs

Applies to 2 permitsLast updated January 30, 2025

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General

The fishing license is personal and must be provided with your name and the stated expiration date. Upon request, you must be able to show your fishing license and also be able to provide identification. The fishing license must always be carried when fishing. We do not replace a lost card. Children under 16 years of age fish in the company of an adult, provided that the adult has a valid card, without a special fee, but the catch limit of two salmonid fish applies per card. Methods: A fishing license = one hand gear. Hand gear means a rod equipped with line and a maximum of three hooks. In natural waters, you may use ten fishing tackle per fishing license (pike scissors are not allowed). Fishing with otters or nets is prohibited. You may use float rings when fishing with hand gear in natural waters unless otherwise stated. Catch restrictions: Two salmonid fish apply per card. Crayfish may not be caught. Other rules: Please note that no boat may be parked at the water's edge. Fishing without a valid fishing license is a crime and will be reported to the police. The inspector has the right to confiscate equipment in the event of a crime or suspected attempted crime.

Things to keep in mind: You are responsible for checking what applies before you start fishing. The County Administrative Board can provide information (www.lst.se). Changes or additions to rules and instructions may be made during the current season. Other fishing legislation applies in addition to these rules. If you suspect poaching, please contact Destination Halle- and Hunneberg on tel. 0521-27 00 40. Burning is prohibited everywhere except in prepared fireplaces. NOTE! Halle- and Hunneberg will be closed for 2 days in connection with the kingfisher hunt in the autumn.

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