Långå Fish conservation area Association decided at its autumn meeting of the fishing license prices will remain unchanged next year, thus the 2020. On behalf of the Fisheries Meeting in March, the Board had reviewed prices and the card structure and presented a proposal for how new prices and new cards could be. At the same time, the board recommended that the change should wait until 2021, among other things, taking into account that the renovated parts of Långåljusnan will be kept closed. The reason is that fish and other aquatic organisms will take over it “new river” in peace.
Jan-Olof Östberg suggested that there should be a special card for Långåljusnan from September over the winter.. The board took the proposal and includes it in the review of card prices.
The autumn meeting decided in accordance with the board's proposal, which means that Långåfisket's short prices will remain unchanged. This means that it will be eight years since Långåfisket raised its card prices despite the general price development rising by just over six per cent during the same period.. In addition, Långå FVOF will have invested and reinvested over ten million in the meantime, which can be directly attributed to the angler having access to a more valuable fishery. The value of a fishing license is three to four times higher than the fee paid by the fisherman, told the chairman, Helgi Jonsson, at the meeting.
At the meeting, Allan Blomkvist reported from the activities in the Grundsjö project and Torgny Gunnarsson from Särvsjön's community association described the measures in Övre Särvsjön. Reduction fishing for whitefish is proceeding according to plan and as catches are steadily declining, this indicates that whitefish stocks are being reduced..
The Långåljusnan project has been completed for the year and the project manager Per-Ola Persson was able to note that it followed the original plans and that the power lines in Långåljusnan have essentially been remedied., including Mittån downstream of the bridge in Hovdevägen. The results are very promising for the future.
Helge Jonsson mentioned that the currents in Långåljusnan will constitute a ‘fisheries conservation area in the fisheries conservation area’ around the idea of the ‘natural world’, a basic idea that Långåfisket has launched.
Långåfisket's cultural program continues to invest in increasing the experiences of fishermen and other visitors
including at Unnsån where remains from farmers- and the life of the summer pasture has been made visible with names and names that depict history.
About twenty owners and other stakeholders attended the meeting.