You must have a fishing license to fish, this must always be carried when fishing. When fishing is inspected, the fishing license must be presented to the inspector without further prompting, along with valid identification. Facilitate the inspection by stopping and picking up your gear.
- The code for the fishing license must be carried when fishing, either bring your mobile phone with the message or print your fishing license on paper.
- The fishing license is personal and may not be transferred.
- Only hand-held fishing with one rod per person.
- Trolling and drag fishing are permitted
- Float fishing and your own boat are permitted
- Fishing without a valid fishing license is a crime according to the Fisheries Act (1993:787) and will be reported to the police.
- Children and young people fish for free up to and including the year they turn 15.
- The card does not apply to crayfish fishing.
- Fishing must be conducted in moderation and with good fishing management in mind.
- It is the responsibility of the fisherman to find out the applicable rules and regulations.
- Spouse and children up to 18 years of age fishing on the same card
- Max. 10 angelfish / person
To increase the enjoyment, consideration should be given to those living by the lake and it goes without saying that landowners should be consulted 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 to behave accordingly.