Rules & closed seasons
- When three (3) fish are caught, a new card must be issued or the fishing must be terminated. • The person fishing should be by their rod at all times. • Catch and release of salmonid fish is not permitted. • Mashing is not allowed.
- Powerbait is not allowed.
- Boats and other types of floating objects are prohibited. • Ice fishing is prohibited.
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Örebro kommun • Fishing without a valid fishing license is punishable and punishable under the Fishing Rights Act. Violating applicable regulations may result in immediate forfeiture of the right to fish. Failure to be aware of applicable regulations does not exempt the angler from liability. • The fishing license is personal and may not be transferred. Every fishing license holder is obliged to know and follow the issued regulations. The fishing license must be easily presented during a fishing inspection. • A valid fishing license is valid for fishing with one (1) fishing rod and a maximum catch of three (3) salmonid fish. A loose fishing license is valid for spin fishing and fly fishing and is valid for one calendar day. Children under 12 years of age may fish with their own rod on the guardian's fishing license and for children, fishing with a top knotted rod is also approved. • Fishing permits are issued via iFiske or at First Camp Ånnaboda. The fishing permit must be issued 30 minutes before fishing begins. For opening hours, see their website ww.firstcamp.se/destinationer/annaboda-orebro • A maximum of three flies or one lure may be attached to a fishing rod. Angling is not permitted except for children (see above). When three (3) fish are caught, a new card must be issued or the fishing must be terminated. • The person fishing should be by their rod at all times. • Catch and release of salmonid fish is not permitted. • Mashing is not allowed. Powerbait is not allowed. Boats and other types of floating objects are prohibited. • Ice fishing is prohibited. Örebro Municipality may grant permission for this on special occasions. • People in wheelchairs have priority to use the accessible piers. • Violations will be prosecuted and reported to the police.
Checked: 13.09.2026 · Source: iFiske
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