Fishing rules
If fish are caught that are protected or that are below the applicable minimum size or exceed the applicable maximum size, they may not be brought ashore but must be immediately released in the best possible way.
Size and number limit: Pike min 40 cm - max 65 cm, 1 per day Pike min 40 cm - max 80 cm, 1 per day Perch max 35 cm, 5 per day
Directed fishing for pike is prohibited from May 1-31. Eel fishing is completely prohibited. Max 2 rods/person, max 4 rods/boat – active. When ice fishing, max 2 ice rods per person – active, angelfish prohibited. Use of a screen when trolling prohibited. The fishing license only includes hand gear such as fishing rod, spinning rod, ice rod, fly and drag.
Fishing supervision
The lake is patrolled at regular intervals. A valid fishing license is required for fishing. Anyone caught on the lake without a valid fishing license and unable to obtain a license on site will be reported to the police and the supervisor has the legal right to confiscate equipment related to the fishing itself.
Advice for those who fish
Never catch more fish than you and your family can eat. Immediately kill any fish you catch that you want to keep. Carefully release any fish you cannot or do not want to keep and do not handle it with dry hands, as this damages the fish's mucus layer. Remember the applicable regulations. Show respect for nature. Always leave the fishing spot in the condition you want to find it!
We are the ones who will leave the opportunity to fish in a living environment as a legacy to future generations. Remember your responsibility! Follow the stated regulations, otherwise irreparable damage may be caused to the fish stocks.