Östergötlands län · Sweden

Boren

Boren is a fishing area in Östergötlands län. Its verified source description, position and current rules link directly to iFiske.

58.561° N · 15.184° E
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Water type
Lake
Permit
Local fishing permit
Price from
70,00 SEK
Boat
No confirmed boat option
km²
28.55
Rules & closed seasons

Rules & closed seasons

⚠️ Key rules at a glance
  • All otter fishing is prohibited.
  • Perch: Applicable maximum size 40 cm.
  • Pike: The minimum size is 40 cm and the maximum size is 80 cm.
  • Take up max 3 pike / day.
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Boren Fiskeregler RULES FOR SHORT FISHING IN THE SEA DRILL Daily cards only apply to hand gear fishing and towing rods. Year card and Weekly card also apply to Electric trolling which is Boat performed with electric motor. Trolling fishing may only take place before 1 July and after 1 October. Only 2 rods per person and a maximum of 4 rods per boat, all shall hold fishing licenses. All otter fishing is prohibited. An administration fee of SEK 500 is taken out in violation of Boren's rules. Trolling limit is 200 m from land and excellent fishing gear. Restrictions on fishing intake. Perch: Applicable maximum size 40 cm. Pike: The minimum size is 40 cm and the maximum size is 80 cm. Take up max 3 pike / day. Fishing ban during the following times: Fr. on the first Wednesday in August and three weeks ahead between 8 am 20:00 and 07:00. Limits for the fishing area: Borensberg - Stream and canal bridges. Motala - The bottom lock at the inlet in the Göta Canal and the Duvedalsbron in Motala stream. Cancer fishing is not included. All cards are personal and apply to the card solver. For children up to 14 years old, hand gear fishing can be conducted without a fishing license. Respect the rights and obligations of the public right. We wish you a pleasant stay on Lake Boren Fishing licenses valid within Borens FVO also apply in the following lakes within Salstern's FVO. Salstern, Lilla Salstern, Great Left, Birchwood and Mosjön In these lakes, fishing takes place according to the fishing rules that apply to sport fishing within Salstern's FVO. Borens FVO has no responsibility for fishing rules, supervision or other services within Salstern's FVO. Fishing license issued by Salstern's FVO does not entitle to fishing in Boren.

Checked: 26.08.2026 · Source: iFiske

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29,3 km from the water Source checked: 05.09.2026

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Boren lies at the boundary between the Östergötland plain in the south and the forest district in the north. The lake mainly contains plenty of large pike and perch. The lake system also contains the red-listed fish species asp. In recent years, rainbow salmon and salmon trout have also been stocked, but these species do not appear to reproduce in the lake. The lake is estimated to produce 15-20 kg of fish/ha and year, which means a total of 40-50 tonnes of fish/year. Water quality is good, with substantial flow-through from Vättern via Motala ström. Boren forms part of Göta canal and Motala ström, and all water flowing out of Vättern flows into Boren. Boren is part of Göta canal; Motala ström also flows through the lake. Permits within Borens FVO are also valid in the following lakes within SALSTERNS FVO; Salstern, Lilla Salstern, Stora Vänstern, Björken and Mosjön. Free fishing for children and young people up to and including the age of 14. Children up to and including 14 may fish with handheld tackle without a permit. Borens Fiskevårdsområdesförening was formed in 1988 and has since managed permit sales to the public, fisheries conservation, etc. The fisheries conservation area has a total area of 2855 ha. Of this, approx.: 15% belongs to Motala Municipality and the rest to private landowners. The fisheries conservation area includes a total of approx. 125 properties. Every year a fishing meeting is held at which all water owners decide how fishing shall be conducted.

Source: iFiske
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