Sövdesjön
covers an area of 600 hectares and is a kilometre wide and three kilometres long. The lake is part of a larger water system with several lakes close by; its main feeders are two lakes, Snogeholmssjön and Sövdeborgssjön. Part of the lake drains into a river, Klingavälsån, that runs north and flows into another lake, Kävlingeån. There are three islands in Sövdesjön, one in a bay, Kyrkviken, and two in the lake’s southern section. It also has several shallows (see the map) and the shores are shallow only deepening after 10 to 100 metres to a depth of four to five metres. The deepest part of the lake is about nine metres.
Angling rules
Only rod and line may be used.
Trolling is only permitted with one rod per person.
The minimum size for pike-perch and pike is 40 cm.
Species of fish: pike-perch, pike and perch.
Eel fishing is prohibited.
covers an area of 600 hectares and is a kilometre wide and three kilometres long. The lake is part of a larger water system with several lakes close by; its main feeders are two lakes, Snogeholmssjön and Sövdeborgssjön. Part of the lake drains into a river, Klingavälsån, that runs north and flows into another lake, Kävlingeån. There are three islands in Sövdesjön, one in a bay, Kyrkviken, and two in the lake’s southern section. It also has several shallows (see the map) and the shores are shallow only deepening after 10 to 100 metres to a depth of four to five metres. The deepest part of the lake is about nine metres.
Angling rules
Only rod and line may be used.
Trolling is only permitted with one rod per person.
The minimum size for pike-perch and pike is 40 cm.
Species of fish: pike-perch, pike and perch.
Eel fishing is prohibited.