- Nysockensjön's FVOF waters include
Nysockensjön, Kroppstadsälven, Vaggeälven, Jösseälven, Kolsjön and Asksjön and part of Kolsjön. - The fishing license is personal and is valid only for personal use. Must be presented upon inspection. - All fish caught only for personal household needs.
The fishing license allows
- Fishing with only hand gear: Fishing rod, casting rod, fly rod, ice rod, fishing pole and slosh net with 1 gear/card., - Ice fishing with a maximum of 5 rods/card, possibly bait fish only from FVOF waters.
- Trolling/drag rowing with a maximum of 2 rods/bait per fishing license, however, a maximum of 4 rods/bait per boat, regardless of the number of people and fishing license.
- Rod rap and deep rigs may be used, but with a maximum number of rods/lures according to the rules for trolling/drag rowing.
- Echo sounder with simple fish id, for depth measurement may be used.
- No fishing within 50m of buoy/float marked fishing gear
The fishing license does not allow
- Use of LiveScanners and all types of, for example, LiveScope, Active Target, MegaLive, etc. are prohibited to use and carry in the boat. - Net fishing. - Crayfish fishing.
Minimum dimensions and restrictions Pike : Pike fishing ban from April 1st until the day before Midsummer Eve, Applies to the entire FVOF area Permitted catch max 2 pike/card, and day.
Minimum dimensions pike 45 cm
The fishing license
Day card. Weekly card. Annual card. Children under 16 fish for free.
Fishing supervision and inspection fee Fishing supervisors on site check that fishing regulations and laws are being followed. Violation of local fishing regulations is punishable by an inspection fee according to Section 33 of the Fisheries Conservation Areas Act.
Inspection fees
Caught pike perch under minimum size 2000 SEK per fish.
Caught pike perch during a conservation period 5000 SEK per fish.
More rods/bait than the fishing license allows 2000 SEK.
Use of LiveScanners 5000 SEK. Violations of fishing legislation will be reported and will result in liability in court. Equipment may be confiscated. Violations of fishing legislation will be reported and will result in liability in court.