Fishing license:
Fishing licenses must always be issued and carried when fishing, as paper or digital. The fishing license must always be shown to landowners or an inspector appointed by the county administrative board upon request.
Children under 16 fish for free, but only with a guardian or other adult who has issued a card.

Methods:
The fishing license is only valid for fishing with a rod.
Net fishing is prohibited for non-land owners.
Fishing from a boat may not be conducted in lakes with stocked char and trout (P&T lakes).

Fishing from floating rings is permitted in lakes with stocked char and trout (P&T lakes).

Catch Limits:

Minimum size in P&T lakes is 35 cm for trout, char and grayling.
Trout, char and grayling under 35 cm must always be released, regardless of damage.

Other rules:
For the Lainio River, fishing restrictions apply according to national rules for times, species and minimum size. Important rules to keep in mind are the following.

Salmon: Minimum size 50 cm. Only 1 salmon per day may be kept. Salmon may not be fished after August 31 to protect the spawning fish.

Trout in the Lainio River: Tough rules, but important to continue building the stock of sea trout. Do not pick up small trout!

In the Lainio river, trout smaller than 30 cm and larger than 45 cm must always be released back to protect small trout and spawning fish. Only 1 trout per day may be kept. The trout you keep should be between 30 - 45 cm. Trout may not be fished after August 31 to protect the spawning fish.

Grayling: Minimum size 35 cm. May not be fished during the period 15 April to 31 May to protect the spawning stock both when it is gathered for spawning and during spawning itself.

Do not pick up grayling. Then the average weight increases and we get more fun grayling fishing.