Generally:
You who fish in the Storsaivis-Suobbat Fisheries Management Area are obliged to know the current regulations for the area's fishing.
Fishing ban LAKE SUOBBATSJÖN applies from 1 October until the fishing premiere on 1 February.
A valid fishing license is required to fish in the Storsaivis-Suobbat Fisheries Management Area.
The card must be released before fishing begins.
The fisheries management area's supervisors or board members can request to see a valid fishing license.
If a valid fishing license is missing, this is considered illegal fishing.
The fisheries management area's supervisors or board members can also request to see closed and hidden areas.
Closed or hidden spaces mean all spaces where fish can be kept.
If the fisherman/fishing license holder does not follow the call, the fishing license is forfeited. The fisherman will then be rejected and suspended from all fishing in the Storsaivis-Suobbat Fishing Management Area. The extent of the suspension is decided by the board.

Applies to the entire fishing area's waters:
For fishing in the fisheries conservation area Storsaivis-Suobbat, possession of a valid fishing license is required.
Annual fishing license is valid for one year from the time of purchase and is not valid as a membership.
The validity of 24-hour and weekly cards is shown by the date and time indicated on the cards.
Annual fishing, 24-hour and weekly licenses are only valid for sport fishing.
Members' and guests' children under 15 may fish free of charge.
Spouses of members may fish free of charge.
Grayling fishing ban until June 30.

Methods:
Fishing with only one hand rod per person is permitted.
Sport and fly fishing is permitted with a maximum of 3 flies.
Fishing from a boat is allowed.
Fishing with marlin is allowed all year round.
However, when fishing with märde, it must be clearly marked with a name.
Total ban on fishing with Powerbite.

Catch Limits:
The number of precious fish is limited to 3 fish per day and fishing license.
Undamaged goldfish smaller than 25 cm/Harr and 30 cm must be released back into the lake.