Fishing rules

Anjan-Gråsjöns FVOF

Anjan-Gråsjöns FVOF

Applies to 5 permitsLast updated June 12, 2026

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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 request together with valid identification. Facilitate the inspection by stopping and picking up the gear.

  • The card is only valid for sport fishing (hand gear fishing) with one rod per person, with spinning, reel, fly or long rod.

  • When fishing with fly-casting (with a ball) only three flies may be used.

  • In winter, when fishing with ice, only a rod carried in hand is allowed.

  • The fishing license is personal and may not be transferred.

  • 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.

  • Fishing is not permitted at the inlet and outlet of flowing water within a distance of 100 meters.

  • Minimum size of trout, char and grayling is 35 cm.

  • Children and young people under 18 years of age fish for free, accompanied by their parents, and may fish on their parents' card.

  • Fishing should be conducted in moderation and with good fishing management in mind.

  • It is the responsibility of the fisherman to find out about the current rules and regulations. Fishing without a valid fishing license is a crime according to the Fishing Act (1993:787) and will be reported to the police.

  • Fishing is prohibited in Baksjöbäcken and Längtjärn, as well as in the part of Vukumanån/Stortjärn that is included in the fishing management area, and the part of Skroggfjärden that is included in the fishing management area. In winter, fishing is prohibited in Kvarntjärn and Djuptjärnarna.

  • All Canadian trout must be taken.

To increase the enjoyment of the lake, consideration should be given to residents living by the lake, and it goes without saying that landowners are consulted before fishing 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.

These rules apply to