Ljustorpsåns FVO

Welcome to Ljustorpsåns FVO. Both Ljustorpsån and Mjällån hold a fine population of sea trout.
Around the Ljustorpsån valley there are also a number of ponds with planted fish.
Ljustorpsån's fisheries management area was established in 1968 and covers an area of approx. 20,000 ha.
The area mainly consists of the Ljustorpsån between Lagfors dam and Indalsälven and Mjällån from the parish border Ljustorp/Viksjö to the outflow in the Ljustorpsån.
A number of smaller lakes are drained into these rivers by streams that to some extent support fishing.

The Ljustorpsån is regulated via a dam and a power station in Lagfors.
At this point there is also a boundary for the fisheries conservation area.
The river then flows for approximately 30 km before it reaches the sea via the indal river.
1.5 miles upstream from the mouth, the unregulated Mjällån connects, which is also part of the fisheries management area.
The most popular fishing is in the month of May every spring, when there is usually good fishing for both winter standing fish and new spawning fish.
The rivers also offer good fishing for grayling and the occasional salmon is also caught.
We will try to map the presence of salmon better through a new catch reporting system.

Lake Röjesjön, Aspen and Stavretjärnen offer fishing for wild pike and perch.
Lake Röjesjön offers a natural stock of mainly pike and perch.

The ponds house stocks of implanted fish. Mainly rainbow and trout, but there are also stocks of char.