Rules & closed seasons
- All fishing with fixed gear is prohibited.
- All crayfish fishing is prohibited.
- For annual passes, you can catch 3 game fish per day.
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SFK Filip RULES for FISH Fishermen in our waters must have a fishing license, daily or annual license. Daily passes are valid from the time stated on the card and 24 hours ahead, annual passes are valid until the date written on the card. A fishing license entitles you to fish with one piece of fishing equipment for 24 hours. When the fishing quota is filled, fishing ends or a new fishing license is issued. Does not apply to members, see Information. For annual passes, the 24-hour rule begins to count when fishing begins. For annual passes, you can catch 3 game fish per day. If 3 valuable fish are caught, fishing is interrupted or a new 24-hour permit is issued. Float fishing is only permitted in Skribotjärn. In other waters, fishing from floats is not permitted. Fishing equipment when fishing with a float ring is fly fishing equipment, NOT a spinning rod and line or bottom fishing. Fishermen are allowed to use our piers but we have 1 pier for people with mobility problems. Please respect their problems and leave the piers to them. Mashing is NOT allowed. All fishing with fixed gear is prohibited. Paravanes, otter boards or other floating equipment may not be used. All crayfish fishing is prohibited. When fishing, fishing equipment must NOT be left unattended. Fires may only be made in designated areas. Parking of caravans or motorhomes is only permitted in designated areas at Skribotjärn and Potten. Items brought along may not be left or thrown away in designated collection containers or bags. Cigarette butts, snuff and fish cleaning products must not be thrown into our waters, on land or on the ice. Fishing license must be presented when a fishing inspector asks for it, a paper copy or photo of the fishing license. When purchasing a fishing license in Potten, only fly fishing equipment may be used. If you see or discover sabotage/damage, report this to 0702 - 54 32 50.
Checked: 17.09.2026 · Source: iFiske
