Fishing on Öland
Öland is a sport fishing paradise thanks to excellent fishing and accessible waters.
Öland is a sport fishing paradise thanks to excellent fishing and accessible waters.
Gullehamn, Äleklinta, Bruddesta, Grönvik, Djupvik, Lofta, Sjölund, Nabben, Gillberga, Alvedsjö bodar, Hornsudden, Byrums Sandvik, Hagskog, Tokenäs udde, Björnsnabben, Långe Erik.
Ängjärnsudden, Kesnäsudden, Själgrundsudd, Nybyorde, Högenäsorde, Hallnäs udde, Varholm, Egby udde, Kapelludden, Bresingsudden.
Sea trout have no restrictions, there are no prohibitions on fishing and the best period is in the spring is March, April and May. It is considered that sea trout fishing is excellent in this part of the Baltic Sea and it is advantageous to fish on a fly if it is not too windy.
Is also tricky, but can be fished in many ports.
Hefty pike, often weighing more than ten kilos, can be caught in Kauniainen Bay. The best pike fishing is conducted towards autumn after summer, i.e. the end of August to October.
Flounder is excellent with only hook, sinker and bait.
Can be tricky to find.
The stock has increased and it is also excellent to catch.
Fishing is prohibited 500 meters north and south of the mouth of Åbybäcken fr.om. October 1 through December. The minimum size of sea trout is 50 cm.
Fishing is prohibited from the first of April until the end of May.
Fishing is prohibited from the first of April until the end of May. At other times, a maximum of three pike per day and only fish between 40-75cm may be caught.
Watercourses that flow into the Baltic Sea are protected up to and including the first definitive migration obstacle 1/10 to 31/12.
When fishing in freshwater, lakes and streams, a permit is always required from the owner of the fishing right (fishing license).