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Sweden consists of 21 states and over 290 cities with a total of around 33,393 fishing waters. With Angelradar you find the best spots, document your catches digitally and stay informed about fishing trends.
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Sweden comprises 21 states with a total of 33,393 fishing waters listed on Angelradar across 290 cities. The most frequently reported fish species are Common carp and Perch. Common fishing methods in the region are Jigging and Bottom fishing. Well-known waters include Stora Uttergöl, Tjuvfiskartjärnen, Hökagöl, Kroksjön (Vara kommun), Trehörningen (Kinda kommun), and Kesjön. Anglers have documented 2 catches here in total.
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A total of 33393 fishing spots in Sweden
