Arvika has Sweden's innermost harbor and 365 lakes. A lake for every day of the year, so here the fishing spots can be infinitely varied. The municipality has about thirty different fishery areas with the possibility of both common and noble fishing in beautiful and varied nature, ranging from tranquil and beautiful Glaskogen Nature Reserve to urban fishing in Kyrkviken.
There are several players who offer fishing guides and facilities with fishing as a specialty. If you are disabled and want to fish, there are access-adapted jetties in several places, even for noble fishing.
In Arvika's pleasant center there are plenty of accommodation, restaurants, cafes and shops and if you want to buy fishing equipment there are two fishing shops.
When fishing and staying in nature, the right of the Allemans applies, which means freedoms but also consideration and responsibility.
On www.visitarvika.se you will find more information about accommodation, activities and what is going on in Arvika and you can also download tourist information and fishing brochure.
Need tips or help? Arvika Tourist Office, which is a year-round tourist office, can be reached by phone: 0570-817 90 or e-mail: turist@arvika.se . You can also visit the tourist office on Storgatan 22 in central Arvika.
This area has one or more fishing spots available for disabled. For more information, please see the fishing area map, or contact Bortan-Häljeboda FVOF.
This area has one or more fishing spots available for disabled. For more information, please see the fishing area map, or contact Stiftelsen Glaskogen.
Here you will find Guides and Instructors operating in the swedish area of Arvika kommun. Many of these guides also work as freelance guides in other parts of the country and the world.
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