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We can offer wilderness around the corner, proper winters, light summers and time for one another. Lycksele, Town in Lapland, with a gilt-edged life.

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Eight Seasons

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This year the Eight Seasons exhibition will be on display at the Forestry Museum in Lycksele - an object and picture narrative on the life and history of the Sami people.

The name of the exhibition refers to the Sami traditionally having divided the year into eight seasons in order to describe the seasonal changes.

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The Lycksele Sami heritage is on display at the Sami residence. Here you will find cots, sheds and an old Sami girls' school. We welcome anyone with an interest in the culture of the Nordic indigenous people. The Sámi Association
 
Lycksele's own Team Pontare wound up third in the 2009 Körslaget (Choir Battle) competition on TV4.
 
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torsdag, 25 oktober 2007
General information: The Bratten Fishery Conservation Area is situated about 20 kilometres SW of Lycksele, along Road 365. It comprises the Öre River, of which about half is current water. There are also a number of lakes and meres. In the area there are windbreaks, resting-places and paths.

Fishing:
In the current sections of Öre River there is grayling and trout. Arctic char is put out into the meres Abborrtjärn and Norra Björntjärn. In Abborrtjärn there is also trout, lavaret and perch. In the other waters there is perch and pike. Lake Knäppingsjön has a large stock of pike.

Fishing rules:
All the waters within the area are open for angling with hand tackle. A special fishing permit is required for Meres Abbortjärn and Norra Björntjärn. See rules at the points of sales, catch quotas etc. 

Minimum sizes:
Grayling and trout 30 centimetres.      

Fishing permits :

  • Stefan Jonsson Bratten 0950 - 250 39
  • Arne Holmgren Bratten 0950 - 25005      
  • Sixten Andersson Bratten  0950 - 250 25
  • Astrid Bertilsson  Bratten 0950 - 250 08 

Day permit for Abborrtjärn and Norra Björntjärn at the Holmen garage "the Silver Ark" high up in the village. 


Fishery conservation: 
The Bratten Fishery Conservation Area is dependent on your help for good fishing in the future. A good natural stock of grayling and trout can be totally devastated through a lack of fishing ethics. Watercourses in northern Sweden are nutrient-poor and very sensitive for overfishing. Small and insignificant brooks may be important spawning brooks for trout. The grayling spawns in April-May and must be allowed to do so in peace.       

Information:
Contact persons:    
Chair David Holmgren   Bratten   0950 - 250 58
Secretary Jonny Söderlund  Bratten   0950 - 250 20

Nearest town:
Lycksele
 

Service for anglers:
There are windbreaks at Mere Abborrtjärn and along the Öre River.

Species within the area:    
Grayling, trout, Arctic char and lavaret. Perch, pike, burbot and various whitefish.  
 

Fishing waters Salmon Grayling Lavaret Arctic char Trout Perch  Pike
The Öre River    X  X    X  X  X
Mere Abborrtjärn      x  x  x  X  
Mere Norra Björntjärn        X  X  X  
Other waters            X  x
Last Updated ( tisdag, 16 juni 2009 )
 
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