Ovansjö Kronoparks Flugfiske

Wander through the wild forest. Here is a real trout trout named Borrsjöåöring along with battleable rainbows.

Borrsjöån is a smaller forest sow that has its source flow from Borrsjön in Dalarna where it then flows into Gästrikland and out into the Great Lakes. Borrsjöån is a very beautiful river that has very varied environments, with everything from longer calm floating in marshland to more combative areas through dense coniferous and mixed forests.

Borrsjöån holds a very unique trunk of trout called Borrsjöåöring, unfortunately the trout has been exposed by man's influence on nature like many other of our Swedish rivers and lakes. What was previously destroyed by us humans must now be addressed by us, which we will try to contribute to our fly fishing route. We call that project "Save Borrsjöåöringen".

On our fly fishing route, Borrsjöån is shown from its most beautiful side with varying streams, interspersed with fine small poles and current necks. The river is surrounded by a magical coniferous forest in the upper parts while switching to more mixed forest in the lower parts. The bottom structure consists of sand and gravel in the calmer parts and poles, while the stones of varying size create strong stream sections. "Insect life" Insect life varies greatly throughout the year.

From May to the end of August, the reindeer dragon, dragonfly dragonfly, sea sand dragonfly, girl dragonfly, night dragonfly and lots of good land insects. Around midsummer and a couple of weeks ahead we have big hatches of the gourmet dragonfly - Åsandsländan (Ephermera Danica) and Sjösandsländan (Ephermera Vulgata), which gives us a dry fly fishing in unbeatable style! During this period, it is easy to find watchful fish along the entire stretch as the fish is frozen on these goodies. Another fun period is when the girl dragonflies are on the move. Then the fish goes on a very aggressive hunt and you can see the fish jump really high, even into the overhangs of bushes and trees! From September it is springy and occasional brookland along with land insects that attract wakes. The fish often stand next to land and head and tail, then flies of very small sizes apply.