Stråken
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Rules
- A valid fishing license is required for fishing in the area.
- The fishing license is personal and cannot be transferred to another person.
- General rules for fishing in Lake Stråken: The fishing license entitles you to fish in Lake Stråken with only hand fishing, angling, ice fishing, casting rod, fly rod and trolling/trolling.
- For winter fishing, see applicable regulations.b
- Children and youth under 15 years of age do not need a fishing license. For organized groups and fishing competitions, contact the board.
- The fishing license entitles you to fish in Lake Stråken and the Tidan River up to Kyrkekvams Kanotcenter. Fishing is not permitted in contiguous watercourses.
- A fishing license must be carried when fishing and must be shown to the supervisor upon request.
- In addition to the general regulations, the following restrictions apply:
- Trout: minimum size 50 cm. Trout protected 1/10 - 31/12
- Pike: minimum size 50 cm maximum size 90 cm. Pike with a length of less than 50 cm and more than 90 cm must be released immediately.
- Perch: maximum size 35 cm. Perch over 35 cm must be released immediately.
- For winter fishing, a maximum of 10 fishing rods or 10 ice fishing rods applies. (For the release of roach huts, contact Michael Bergström (070-564 54 65). For roach huts and angling annual card and one additional card apply. Two roach huts per card are included.
- Our family card applies to 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 only apply to family members who live at home and for accommodation 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 of either parent together with their children. Married and cohabiting couples without children as well as people who have registered their relationship and who do not have children are also considered a family.
