Gyllebosjöns FVO

The boats are again available for fishing with a fishing license from 2024-05-28. Now it is up to you serious fishermen if you want the boats to remain, to act if you see vandals. Ask them what they are doing and tell them that the boats are for fishermen with a fishing license. Everyone is welcome as long as they fish and hold a fishing license. Call the police if you are threatened. If you see a boat floating wind by wave, row it to the dock and lock the oars. The fishing association is not a boat association, the boats are a bonus and the fishing association is primarily non-profit and has no opportunities to achieve what you can in this part. This year will be decisive if there will be boats next year.

Gyllebosjön is one of Österlen's few lakes, with an area of approximately 35 ha = 350,000 m². It is beautifully situated in the hilly forest landscape in south-eastern Scania, surrounded by old broadleaf forests and natural pastures. Lake Gyllebo is part of a Natura 2000 area and in 2009 the Gyllebo nature reserve was formed, which covers the lake and the immediate surroundings. Gyllebosjön is the largest lake in Österlen. It is a deep spring lake with relatively clear water and a rich fish fauna.

The lake is home to many natural fish species; such as pike, perch, tench, rudd, bream, zander, roach. In addition, walleye were planted in the 2000s.

There are also many floating leaves and underwater plants in the lake, including yellow water lily, hornwort and sedge. Along the bottom of the lake lies the "Munkaryggen", a rolling stone saucer.

Launching of the boats normally takes place in the first half of April. Admission normally seen in the second half of November.