1. The fishing license is personal and entitles you to fish in the fisheries management area's waters according to the current map and according to current regulations. At the same time, a person may only use one rod with the associated reel, line, hook and hook. Fishing may only begin when the card has been paid for and collected. The fisherman must have the fishing license close at hand in order to be able to easily show it at the request of the supervisor

2. The fishing area may only be fished from the west bank, but from here it is in return permitted to fish the entire river. For everyone's well-being, fishing is conducted according to the "circulation principle", ie frequent changes of fishing spot. If an angler is already in the pool, begin your fishing upstream. The area consists of nine pools totaling approximately 3.5 kilometers. Boundaries for the different pools are marked with signs out in the terrain.

3. Fly fishing is permitted in all pools. Drop lines WF-DT may be used over 20m3. Sink tip lines and "float-sink 1 and 3 and 5" depending on water flow and temperature in the water both below and above 20m3. Jerk fishing is prohibited. Upstream casting is prohibited with the exception of nymph fishing with a single-handed rod.

4. Spinning in the normal sense is allowed in all pools. When carrying water below 20 m3, the maximum permitted bait weight is 20g. Jerk fishing is prohibited with all equipment. Casting upstream is prohibited, all wrongly hooked fish (hooked in places other than the mouth and throat) must be returned. Read under 8 Reinstatement.

5. Fishing may only occur in four of the pools, namely: 4. Maden, 5. Gösen, 7. Ebbe bäck and 8. Dammen. When angling, no live bait is allowed, such as worms or maggots.

6. Catch quota per day is 1 salmon fish (salmon, sea trout or hybrid) per fisherman that may be kept. The minimum size of all salmon is 50 cm. Rainbow pike, pike and perch may be kept, all other fish must be released again if it is not assumed to be a Swedish record fish on good grounds.

7. Reintroduction obligation applies to stationary trout (brown trout), bream, id, and eel, however not if the fish can reasonably be assumed to be a Swedish record fish at the time of capture. Reintroduction obligation applies to hatched salmon females during March and April. During September, all salmon and trout and hybrid females with adipose fin must be released again. Because of this, it is not permitted to use a grappling hook during March, April and September.

8. Re-release must take place in the following way: Do not drill the fish longer than necessary, use a net or wet hands to take the fish to you at the water's edge, leave the fish in the water when you use peang or tongs to unhook it as carefully as you can, do not hold the fish out of the water unnecessarily and if you want to photograph it before it is put back, hold it with both hands, one around the tail coil and one under the chest . If the fish seems carried away after unhooking, hold it upstream for a while and let it recover and regain its balance before releasing it.

9. Catch reporting is done ONLY via iFiske.se by every fisherman who has landed and/or released fish.

10. No fishing from any boat.

11. Violations of the rules will be punished!