Fishing rules

Markaryd Fisheries Conservation Area Association

Lagan, Lokasjön, Getesjön m fl vatten

Applies to 3 permitsLast updated April 10, 2026

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INFORMATION

The fishing license entitles you to fishing within the Markaryd fishing area:

- Lagan (downstream of Kvarnaholm power plant, Strömsnäsbruk to Majenfors power plant.) In addition, in Getesjön (NB: Only boats with electric motors are allowed in Getesjön) Lokasjön Byasjön, Klocksjön, Skärsjön and Svartsjöarna with connecting waterways, but not Krokebäcken. The fishing license must be carried when fishing and the card is personal and may not be transferred. Children/youth up to and including 16 years of age fish for free within the area. Special provisions apply to fishing rights holders within the original land division. Fishing rules: Hand gear only allowed Ice fishing max 10 angelfish (PIKE SCISSORS PROHIBITED) Fish species: Trout, pike, zander, perch, roach, eel, carp, tench, bream, roach, roach and rudd.

NOTE! ALL CARP MUST BE RETURNED IMMEDIATELY NOTE! Minimum size: Trout: 35 cm. max 1 pc/day Pikeperch: 45-75 cm, max 2 pikeperch/day.

Closed season for trout from 15/10 - 29/2 DO NOT ENTER LAND BORDERING FISHING WATERS, BE CAREFUL ABOUT ANIMALS AND BIRD LIFE.

We have an inspection fee, 2,000 sek for violations of the association's rules.

Examples of violations covered by the inspection fee are: • when a fisherman has caught fish that are too small or too large, i.e. violated the association's rules on minimum or maximum size • when a fisherman with an annual card or equivalent violates the rules on closed season that apply to a certain part of the card's validity period • when a fisherman fishes within a protected area, for example a spawning bay that the association wants to protect and where the protected area borders an area where fishing is permitted • when a fisherman uses unauthorized bait or bait or an unauthorized number of gear • unmarked or incorrectly marked gear with a known owner, if the association has decided that equipment should be marked in a certain way

These rules apply to