You must have a valid fishing license to fish. You must also have become familiar with the applicable rules for the water you are fishing in. When requested by a fishing inspector, you must be able to show your fishing license. Facilitate the inspection by stopping fishing and removing your gear. Children and young people up to and including 16 years of age are allowed to fish without a license, but must follow the applicable regulations. Permitted fishing methods are angling, spinning, ice fishing, and 10 angelfish in winter. All fish that are under the applicable size or are caught during the prohibition period must be released. Eel: fishing ban. Trout: fishing ban September 15 to April 1. The minimum size for trout is 40 cm. Pikeperch: fishing ban May 10 to June 10. The minimum size for pikeperch in the lakes is 50 cm. Pike: maximum 3 pike with dimensions between 40 cm and 75 cm may be taken home per day. Fishing with otter or other surface-going side paravan - with the aim of bringing the bait more than one rod length from the side of the boat is prohibited. When two or more people fish from the same boat and more than one gear is used, a fishing license or a valid boat license is required for each participant. Violation of these regulations and rules is punishable under Swedish law. To increase the enjoyment, consideration should be shown to residents living by the water and it goes without saying that landowners are asked before starting to fish from the shore and piers. We should also remember that it is not a right, but a privilege to be able to fish and stay by this water, and behave accordingly. Also remember to protect the environment.
General ban on the use of boat engines.