Långå Fisheries Conservation Area is a five square mile area in the middle of Härjedalen with experiences of interesting sport fishing in fresh waters, mountains and mountains close to the mountains, wilderness in the forest- and mountain landscapes as well as a well-kept cultural landscape with thousands of years of history. Quality of life and quality of nature in harmonious balance.
Fisken har uppfattats som en skyddsvärd naturresurs och fisket som en värdefull tillgång i mer än tre hundra år. Det bekräftas i det äldsta kända dokumentet från maj 1716. This is still the case with a focus on preservation, nurture and use the original fish species. We do not breed fish for release except rainbow trout for the village's only P&T-Water, Stortjärn, the villagers' swimming pond in Långå. We invest in natural reproduction of the locally marked strains with their multi-thousand-year-old pedigrees. In Långåfisket, it is a concept and a promise to both the fish and the fisherman.
Långåfisket gives you varied fishing of significant quality with natural stocks of noble fish such as trout, char, grayling and whitefish. Of course there are also pike, perch and rainbow. Grundsjörödingen is a nationally famous rarity.
Perceptions of fishing vary with the occasion and the fisherman. Some get no fish, many think it was better before, others say 'No fly fishing summer is truly complete without a visit to Långå's fine flowing waters” or 'I get separation anxiety when I have to leave here'!
Many show their appreciation by returning, year after year. Generation after generation. The retention of the experience is always heavier than the catch!
In the area you will find easily accessible water, some are open all year. You reach some ponds after a short hike. The children of course have their own trout pond in Långå village.
About fifty lakes, tarns and seals, nearly half of char, and an innumerable second calm water. 45 kilometers talked about and appreciated stream fishing including Mittån, Anan, Gruckån and the undeveloped part of Rändån. Långåljusnan is known for its trout, harr, whitefish and pike. The stretches of stream have been restored from river channel cleaning and have regained their natural values despite floating and hydropower development thanks to a unique project with publicized efforts and results. The stretches are open to barbless fly fishing with the obligation to return all trout to benefit the building of the local strain of Långåjusnanöring.
The fish and its habitat is our number one priority. Anglers and visitors come first in second place. We get praise for it. It depends on our basic understanding that 'there are fish, then there are fishermen'. Our service includes wind protection, rest areas, torrtoa, boats, signposted routes and information for your convenience, planning and security.
We protect and have our own competence to a sufficient extent to manage administration, development and investments. There and then we have direct access to resources such as knowledge, interest and local knowledge make valuable, non-profit efforts. Undertakings, research- and development efforts we procure. During the year, around fifty people are involved in some way in the organized activities for governance, economy, care, management, development and investments.
Fourteen people work on the board and management functions. Projects are organized, managed and staffed with the right skills and capacity for the current time. About twenty people are trained and certified for fisheries supervision, control and as an advisor to visiting fishermen. Four are certified for control and analysis through electrofishing. Others master their areas of responsibility with the necessary quality and ability.
Good and affordable accommodation is in long village and in Medskogsbygget. Access to guides, including Elias Hammarlund who lives in Långå and knows all the waters and is a famous nature photographer. https://elias-hammarlund-natur-fiske.webnode.se . nearby Hede, that 10 minutes by car, has the other service you need at favorable prices.
Longline fishing is actively supported by cooperating parties and financiers, such as the County Administrative Board of Jämtland County, sea- and water authority, agriculture Department , EU / Rural Development Program, Region Jämtlands-Härjedalen, Härjedalen, the power industry's building materials and Sportfiskarna. The ground sea project is to save the unique ground sea destruction The project is owned and operated by Fortum Sverige AB, county government, the municipality, Långå FVOF and Särvsjön village association. The new investment applies ECO LAKE – a project to form a lake in the lake through a dam in the dam to mitigate the consequences of electricity use.
The experience is yours! Whenever you want! And always welcome back!
