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- Zander fishing is prohibited from April 1 to June 15 in the entire lake.
- Crayfish fishing is prohibited.
- Live scanners and all types of devices such as livescope, activetarget, megalive, etc. are prohibited from use.
- Zander fishing is prohibited from April 1st to June 15th in the entire lake.
- Size requirements for fish that may be caught Pike perch 40 cm to 60 cm (protected from April 1 to June 15) max 2 per day and fishing license.
- Pike: 0 cm to 80 cm.
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Bysjöns FVOF (Värmland) Our fishing rules The fishing license is personal and entitles you to fish with hand gear (fishing rod, casting rod, fly rod). 1 rod per person/fishing license (except trolling & ice fishing). Maximum four rods per boat when trolling, regardless of the number of people. When trolling, only rod reels may be used. When ice fishing, a maximum of four rods per person/fishing license applies. It is not permitted to use bait fish caught in other lakes or streams. Zander fishing is prohibited from April 1 to June 15 in the entire lake. Any zander that comes up during this time in connection with fishing for another species must be quickly released. Crayfish fishing is prohibited. Live scanners and all types of devices such as livescope, activetarget, megalive, etc. are prohibited from use. Live transducers may also not be mounted or carried on the boat. Children/youth up to 16 years of age fish for free. Fishing without a fishing license will be immediately reported to the police and may result in the equipment being confiscated. Size requirements for fish that may be caught Pike perch 40 cm to 60 cm (protected from April 1 to June 15) max 2 per day and fishing license. Pike: 0 cm to 80 cm. Perch 0 cm to 40 cm Fish outside the collection windows must be released regardless of condition. Inspection fees Fish caught outside the max/min dimensions. SEK 2000 per fish. Caught pike perch during the conservation period 1 April - 15 June. 5000 SEK More than 4 rods when trolling 4000 SEK Use of live scanners or mounted/carried live transducer in boat. 5000 SEK Fishing inspectors conduct regular checks of fishing licenses and catches. Violation of the rules may result in an inspection fee / police report. Bysjöns FVOF (Värmland) Fiskerättsbevis Our fishing rules The fishing license is personal and entitles you to fish with hand gear (fishing rod, casting rod, fly rod). 1 rod per person/fishing license (except trolling & ice fishing). Maximum four rods per boat when trolling, regardless of the number of people. When trolling, only rod reels may be used. When ice fishing, a maximum of four rods per person/fishing license applies. It is not permitted to use bait fish caught in other lakes or streams. Zander fishing is prohibited from April 1st to June 15th in the entire lake. Any zander that comes up during this time in connection with fishing for another species must be quickly released back. Crayfish fishing is prohibited. Live scanners and all types of devices such as livescope, activetarget, megalive, etc. are prohibited from use. Live transducers may also not be mounted or carried on the boat. Children/youth up to 16 years of age fish for free. Fishing without a fishing license will be immediately reported to the police and may result in the equipment being confiscated. Size requirements for fish that may be caught Pike perch 40 cm to 60 cm (protected from April 1 to June 15) max 2 per day and fishing license. Pike: 0 cm to 80 cm. Perch 0 cm to 40 cm Fish outside the collection windows must be released regardless of condition. Inspection fees Fish caught outside the max/min dimensions. SEK 2000 per fish. Caught pike perch during the conservation period April 1 - June 15. 5000 SEK More than 4 rods when trolling 4000 SEK Use of live scanners or mounted/carried live transducer in boat. 5000 SEK Fishing inspectors conduct regular checks of fishing licenses and catches. Violation of the rules may result in an inspection fee / police report.
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Stand: 28.08.2026 · Quelle: iFiske









