FISHING RULES (scroll down for rules in English) (Updated 2026-05-17)
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Fishing without a valid fishing license is considered illegal fishing, which is punishable and the gear can be confiscated.
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Violating current regulations may result in the immediate forfeiture of fishing rights and the denial of future fishing.
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The fishing license is personal, must always be carried when fishing and must be presented to a fishing supervisor without request. If you have purchased a discounted fishing license for members, membership must be proven.
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All forms of angling, baiting and fishing with live bait, bait, odorants, artificial scented baits (Libra Lures, Power Bait, Gulp etc.) or similar are prohibited. See separate section on ice fishing.
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Only spinning and fly fishing is permitted, as well as ice fishing from ice.
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When PICK FISHING from ice, bait is allowed, not Power Bait or similar artificial taste/scent baits. It is prohibited to release fish (catch&release) that has been taken out of the water when ice fishing, and it is prohibited to mash and to use a float. So-called "Auto-striker" is not allowed when ice fishing, but putting down an ice rod to warm your hands or the like is okay as long as you stay at the hole.
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One handheld tool per fisherman is allowed. It is not allowed to leave the tool fishing, with or without supervision (except when ice fishing).
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The fishing license entitles you to catch and keep maximum two salmonid fish. When two salmonid fish have been killed, the fishing license is forfeited and a new fishing license is required for all continued fishing, including C&R. A maximum of two fishing licenses** may be purchased per day and person. This means that after having kept four salmonid fish, you may not continue fishing. Annual license holders may only purchase a new day license and may therefore keep a maximum of three fish per day.
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Children up to 17 years of age fish on the same fishing license as a guardian, a total of two salmonid fish may be kept. Without a guardian present, their own fishing license is required.
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When releasing fish, it is prohibited to use a treble hook (except for pike and perch). See separate rules of conduct that apply to catch & release fishing. In the event of careless release, the fishing license may be immediately confiscated.
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Floatation devices are permitted (floating ring/kayak/inflatable boat/paddleboard etc.) provided that priority is given to land-based fishermen. Trolling/trawling/tow fishing is not permitted. Motorized vessels are strictly prohibited in accordance with the County Administrative Board's maritime traffic regulations.
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Fishing around the release pipe (in the southernmost bay called "Bakfickan") is prohibited in direct connection with the release.
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Minimum size for pike is 45 cm, maximum size 75 cm
This means that only pike between 45-75 cm may be taken. Maximum 2 fish per card and day of this species may be kept. When it comes to perch, all perch of 38 centimeters or more must be released.
- Not being aware of the applicable regulations does not exempt from liability.
- Do not litter in nature, forgotten fishing lines and other garbage can harm birds and other animals. Items brought along must not be left behind. Take all garbage home, the Adventure Course's garbage bins may not be used!
In addition to the above rules, the Fishing Act (1993:787) and other fishing legislation also apply.
Enskede Sportfiskeklubb reserves the right to change the rules or close the lake to all fishing at any time.
Sandasjön has limited space for fishing from land. Change fishing spots and do not mark these unnecessarily. Show consideration for other fishermen and guests. Do not disturb or hinder the Adventure Course activities at the sauna. Disobedience and lack of consideration for other guests will result in the forfeiture of the fishing license.
Fires are only allowed at prepared fire pits, disposable grills may only be used in these. Respect the fire ban in case of fire danger.
All fishing is at your own risk.
FISHING RULES
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Fishing without a valid fishing license is considered illegal fishing, which is punishable and the equipment can be confiscated. Violating the current regulations can result in the immediate forfeiture of fishing rights and the right to future fishing is denied.
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The fishing license is personal, must always be carried when fishing and must be presented to the fishing supervisor without request. If you have bought a discounted fishing license for members, membership must be proven.
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All forms of angling, mashing and fishing with live bait, bait, odorants, artificial odor bait (Libra Lures, Power Bait, Gulp etc.) or the like are prohibited. See separate point about ice fishing.
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Only spin fishing and fly fishing are permitted, as well as ice fishing.
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When ICE FISHING bait is allowed, not Power Bait or the like. It is forbidden to release fish that have been taken out of the water during ice fishing, and it is also forbidden to mash and use a float. So-called "Auto-striker" is not allowed for ice fishing, but putting down the ice fishing rod to be able to warm the hands or similar is okay as long as you stay at the hole.
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One hand-held gear per angler allowed. It is not allowed to leave the gear fishing, with or without supervision (except for ice fishing).
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The fishing license entitles you to catch and keep a maximum of two salmon-type fish. When two salmonids have been killed, the fishing license is forfeited and a new fishing license is required for all continued fishing, including catch & release fishing. Annual pass holders may only kill one (1) salmonid fish per day and then purchase day passes for all continued fishing. A maximum of two fishing licenses may be purchased per day and person. That is, after keeping four salmon-type fish, you may not continue fishing. Annual pass holders may only buy one new day pass and may therefore keep a maximum of three fish per day.
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Children up to 17 years old fish on the same fishing license as guardian, a total of two salmon-type fish may be kept. Without a guardian present, a separate fishing license is required.
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When using a treble hook it is forbidden to release fish (with the exception of pike and perch). See separate rules of conduct that apply to catch & release fishing. In case of negligent re-release, the fishing license may be immediately forfeited.
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Flotation devices are allowed (float tube/kayak/inflatable boat/paddleboard etc) on the condition that priority is given to shore anglers. Trolling/trawling is not permitted. Engine-driven crafts are strictly prohibited in accordance with the County Administrative Board's maritime traffic regulations
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Fishing around the release pipe (in the southernmost bay called "Bakfickan") is prohibited in direct connection with stocking.
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Minimum size for pike is 45 cm, maximum size 75 cm:
This means that only pike between 45-75 cm may be taken up. A maximum of 2 fish per card and day of this species may be kept.
In the case of perch, all perch of 38 centimeters or over must be re-released. -
Failure to comply with applicable regulations does not exempt from responsibility.
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Do not litter in nature, forgotten fishing lines and other rubbish can harm birds and other animals. Items brought with you may not be left behind. Take all your trash home; Adventure track's waste bins may not be used!
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In addition to the above-mentioned rules, the Fisheries Act (1993:787) and other fisheries legislation also apply.
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Enskede Sportfisheklubb reserves the right to change the rules or close the lake to all fishing at any time.
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Sandasjön has limited space for fishing from shore. Switch fishing spots and do not mark them unnecessarily. Show consideration for other fishermen and guests. Don't disturb Áventyrsbanan's activities by the sauna. Disobedience and lack of consideration towards other guests leads to the forfeiture of the fishing license.
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Fires are only permitted at prepared fire places, disposable grills may only be used in these. Respect the fire ban in the event of a fire hazard.
All fishing is done at your own risk.