You are only allowed to fish with 1 active casting rod or fishing rod per person in the family per card issued.
Pike: 40 cm - 75 cm.
You are allowed to catch a maximum of 2 pikes per day and person.
Pikeperch: 45 cm - 60cm.
You are allowed to catch a maximum of 2 pikeperch per day and person.
Perch longer than 38 cm may not be caught.
Trolling is not allowed unless you have issued a fishing license Day Card Trolling.
Note on the map, iFiske where it is allowed to fish for the season. The fishing license is only valid on unfrozen lakes. The fishing license is personal and may not be transferred to another family or person and must be presented to the supervisor upon request. Each person in the family needs to be on the card in order for them to be allowed to fish on it.
Family cards are valid for a maximum of two (2) adults with their own children. A maximum of three (3) own children per family card. Children are considered children up to and including the age of 17. Family cards are only valid for family members who live at home and have a residence at the same residential address. A family consists of married or cohabiting couples or cohabiting people who have registered their relationship and their children, or either parent together with their children. Married and cohabiting couples without children and people who have registered their relationship and who do not have children are also considered a family.
In case of violation of these rules, an inspection fee may be charged according to the Act (1981:533) on Fishing Conservation Areas. Fishing without a valid fishing license is illegal and a violation of the Fisheries Act (1993:787). Fishing inspectors have the right to confiscate all equipment used and fishing without a license can lead to a police report.
In order to launch a boat in Lake Törn or Törngöl, it must be rinsed to prevent the spread of invasive flora. More information at the Swedish Sea and Water Authority.