Current Fishing Rules Lilla Lövsjön (revised August 2026)
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Lilla Lövsjön is open for fly fishing all year round on an ice-free lake. All ice fishing is prohibited.
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Both 24-hour, autumn and annual passes give the right to fishing from land, by wading and float fishing. Rules for float fishing can be found further down.
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A 24-hour pass is valid for 24 hours, is personal and may not be transferred. A maximum of 2 rainbows may be caught and kept per pass. If 2 rainbows are caught, the pass is used up and a new pass must be purchased. If 2 rainbows are caught, it is therefore not permitted to continue with catch & release fishing on the same pass, but a new pass must be purchased in order to continue fishing.
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An autumn pass is valid between September 1 and November 30, the pass is personal and may not be transferred. A maximum of 2 fish per day and 4 fish in total may be kept during the validity period. When two rainbow trout have been caught on the same day, fishing must be terminated or the day card must be redeemed. When 4 rainbow trout have been caught, the card is used up.
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An Annual Card is valid for 365 days from the date it is redeemed, is personal and may not be transferred. A maximum of 2 fish per day and 8 fish per year may be kept (same as for members). When two rainbow trout have been caught on the same day, fishing must be terminated or the day card must be redeemed. When 8 rainbow trout have been caught in a year, the card is used up.
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When fishing, a valid and completely filled-in fishing card must be carried.
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Valid identification must be carried.
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The fishing card holder is obliged to follow the instructions stated on iFiske, the GSFF website, at the card sales points and on notices at the fishing water.
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Children under 16 years of age may fish free of charge when accompanied by a guardian with a valid fishing license. However, 2 rainbow trout are allowed per license.
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Only fly fishing with traditional fly fishing equipment is permitted. All other fishing is prohibited, including fishing with a cast ball/bombarda, spinning fishing, angling (regardless of bait or method) and fishing with nets.
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Maximum one rod per angler at a time.
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Float fishing is permitted year-round on ice-free lakes with the exception of Utloppsviken. Land-based anglers have priority throughout the lake within casting distance. The float fishing limit is clearly marked with landmarks (see also map). Float fishing is not permitted south of this limit and thus you may not cross this limit with your float ring when fishing. However, it is permitted to transport yourself within the float ring limit as long as you do not disturb any other land-based anglers. We encourage you to communicate with each other. Floating with oars is not permitted. Boat motors are not permitted.
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Grass carp and trout are protected and must be carefully released. Directed fishing for these species is prohibited. Perch larger than 35 cm must be returned.
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Anyone who violates these regulations will lose their fishing rights with immediate effect. Provisions apply to legal liability.
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All illegal fishing will be reported to the police.