Sjösa Säteri
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Specific rules for Specimen fishing
- Specimen cards are sold as day cards between April 1 - April 30.
- It is only allowed with the fishing method angling.
- Fishing with two rods is allowed for float and bottom fishing (requires the presence of the fisherman).
- Five cards/day are available.
- Catch and release applies to all species.
- There is a reporting requirement for ID and vimma during specimen fishing, so that we can get a better picture of the stocks in the Svärtaån. This is done here at iFiske.
- Only single hooks are allowed.
- Nets and unhooking mats are mandatory.
- Fish that are caught must be released with a net.
- When weighing fish, a wet weighing bag must be used.
- Fish that are weighed and photographed must be released as soon as possible.
General rules
- Fishing may only take place from the east side of the river and within the current fishing area. The fisherman must be able to prove his identity and show a valid fishing license to the supervisor or police.
- Reporting requirements when fishing, is done via ifiske.
- All trash that is brought to the fishing spot must be taken home. Littering will result in it not being possible to buy more fishing licenses.
- When weighing fish, a wet weighing bag must be used.
- Fish that are weighed and photographed must be released as soon as possible.
- Respect other fishermen and people moving in connection with the river.
- The fisherman has an obligation to be updated on any rule changes and updates regarding fishing. All information can be found here at iFiske.
- It is prohibited to fish from the bridge.
- Stab hooks are not allowed.
- Jerk fishing is prohibited.
- Mishooked fish must be released immediately.
- Crayfish fishing is not allowed.
- Netting and other mass-catching gear, both fixed and mobile, are prohibited.