One fishing right certificate per person is issued to: - The fishing right owner - The fishing right owner's spouse or cohabitant - The fishing right owner's child in the first generation (not to the child's spouse, cohabitant, grandchild, etc.) - Legal entity - for a legal entity, a fishing right certificate is issued to a person who the legal entity states is entitled to the fishing right owner's fishing right. Such a person must have an employment relationship with the legal entity (NB! this certificate can only be issued by payment to a bank transfer, not digitally)
Exceptions apply to estates where only one fishing right certificate is issued. Thus, only one co-owner of the estate at a time can use the fishing right.
The fishing right owner who holds a fishing right certificate within the Baltic Sea area may fish with hand gear within the entire Baltic Sea area. Correspondingly, fishing rights holders who own or are co-owners of the Tänndalssjö part may fish with hand gear throughout the Tänndalssjö part. Otherwise, fishing rights holders may only fish in waters in which they have fishing rights.
For caught trout, char and grayling, the minimum size is 35 cm. Maximum 4 fish per day. The fishing license is personal and may not be transferred. It must be carried when fishing and presented to a fishing inspector upon request. When purchasing a fishing license, you agree to the terms and conditions for fishing. For fly fishing stretches, separate cards and other rules apply.