Västernorrlands län · Sweden

Norra Anundsjöån, Agnsjön m fl vatten

Norra Anundsjöån, Agnsjön m fl vatten is a fishing area in Västernorrlands län. Its verified source description, position and current rules link directly to iFiske.

Pike · Top Perch · Top Trout · Good Arctic char · Good Grayling · Good Burbot · Good Roach · Top Bream · Good

63.549° N · 17.940° E

Official information & permit Google Maps Depth map (Genesis)

Source: LZ6387 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · resized · Nordwasser watermark

Water type: River
Permit: Local fishing permit
Price from: 40,00 SEK
Boat: No confirmed boat option

Rules & closed seasons

⚠️ Key rules at a glance

Worm fishing above Granåbron prohibited.
Fishing from a boat is prohibited.
Max 3 precious fish / card. minimum dimensions of precious fish: 25 cm.
Salmon sea trout max 1 / day and short. minimum dimensions 50 cm.
Angeldon, minimum size precious fish 25 cm.
Minimum size salmon sea trout 50 cm.

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Norra Anundsjöåns FVOF For the "Yellow fishing license" -planted water, the rules apply: Only 1 hand tool. Max 3 precious fish / card. minimum dimensions of precious fish: 25 cm. Salmon sea trout max 1 / day and short. minimum dimensions 50 cm. Worm fishing above Granåbron prohibited. Fishing from a boat is prohibited. Children up to the age of 15 fish on a parent's card. "Yellow fishing license water" is: Applies to all waters within the fisheries conservation area, except Klockstjärnen and Lill-Åskasjön. For the "Green fishing license" -natural waters, the rules apply: Hand tools only. Angeldon, minimum size precious fish 25 cm. Minimum size salmon sea trout 50 cm. Worm fishing above Granåbron prohibited. Children up to the age of 17 free. Does not apply to fishing in Klockstjärnen, Lill-Åskasjön or the precious fishing waters Stor-Åskasjön, Valmtjärnen, Valvtjärnen, Trehörningstjärnen, Långtjärnen, Piperråtjärnen.

Checked: 31.08.2026 · Source: iFiske

MapNorra Anundsjöån, Agnsjön m fl vatten

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Wohnmobil-Stellplatz

Motorhome and caravan site

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29,9 km from the water Source checked: 05.09.2026

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Varied waters. Flowing water and more than 30 lakes and tarns. The most popular fishing is for Arctic char, perch, pike, rainbow trout, trout and grayling. The following waters are available within the fishery conservation area: stocked waters: Stor-Åskasjön, Valmtjärnen, Valvtjärnen, Trehörningstjärnen, Långtjärnen, Piperråtjärnen. Natural waters: Norra Anundsjöån, Agnsjön, Flärken, Storflärken, Långvattnet, Mossavattnet, Stor-Vårtsjön, Tågsjöån, Västra Brattsjön, Östra Brattsjön, Nysjön, Örravattnet, Iljarstjärn, Arnetjärn, Södra Björntjärn, Norra Björntjärn, Västra Björntjärn, Gunnartjärn, Lintjärn, Burktjärn, Rödtjärn, Gäddtjärn, Södra Gäddtjärn, Degermyrtjärn, Brestjärn, Abborrtjärn, Norra Långtjärn, Byttatjärn, Skarvtjärn, Lilltjärn, Skallabborrtjärn, Storhuvudtjärn, Remmarbäcken, Järbäcken and Grönmyrbäcken. There is one or more accessibility-adapted water within the area. For more information, see the fishery area map, where these points are marked, or contact Norra Anundsjöåns FVOF. There is one or more put-and-take water with stocked game fish within the area. Free fishing for children and young people up to and including the age of 17. NOTE! 15-year age limit on the “Yellow fishing permit”! The association manages all waters within the area except Lill-Åskasjön and Klockstjärnen; all other waters are made available to the public with different fishing permits.

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