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Hönshyltefjordens FVOF consists of Hönshyltefjorden, Granödammen and a small part of Mörrumsån, as well as Kuppersjön, Kuppergylet and Hönshyltegöl. The lakes are rich in fish, with many species such as pike, perch, zander, roach, white bream, tench, bleak, bream, rudd, burbot, eel and stone loach. The average depth of the lake is 2.5m and its greatest depth is 16m. The area is about: 500ha. There are 2 launching ramps, one in Hönshyltefjorden and one in Granödammen. Depth charts can be bought from Bengtssons järnhandel and ICA in Ryd. The permit also applies to about 60 smaller lakes in Almundsryds östra FVOF located south of Ryd. These lakes contain the most common fish species such as pike, perch and bream. The following lakes within Almundsryds östra FVOF are also covered by this permit: Hössjön, Kalvsjön, Svarte gyl, Srora Askegylet, Lilla Askegylet, Fryksjön, Svalegyl, Hjortagylet, Gårdgylet, Bökegyl, Blå gylet, Hättegyl, Trollgölen, Väjlagölen, Dammen, Drevån, Stensjön, Södrasjön, Drevsjön, Väjlen, Grässjön, Galne gyl, Övre Långasjön, Nedre Långasjön, Flysjön, Södra Gårdsjön, Norra Gårdsjön, Gäddegylet, Kroksjön, Sutaresjön, Olofsbolssjön, Smedsjön, Akaklagyl, Tattargylet, Kopparhäjegyl, Abborragyl, Ällsjön, Karshultasjön, Gropgylet, Åmadgylet, Järnemålasjön, Görgeshultsjön, Stomsjön, Enskäppagyl, Tvåskäppagylet, Grönegyl, Björngylet, Birkesjön, Norra Svansjön, Hjortagylet, Kringlegyl, Samlagylet, Skillnegylet, Lommagyl, Skärsjön, Togylet, Torstensmålasjön and Bjällersjön. Free fishing for children and young people up to and including the age of 15 years. Hönshyltefjordens new fisheries conservation area association manages fishing in Hönshyltefjorden. The purpose of the association is to coordinate fishing and fisheries conservation, to promote the common interests of fishing-right holders while taking account of the provisions applicable to fishing, and to make fishing available to the public. Vegetation in Åsnen is generally moderate, occurs in the lake's shallow fjords and is dominated by common reed, bulrush and water lilies.