Karlsdal
Karlsdal is Kilsbergen’s northern salmonid area, in Karlskoga municipality, Värmland. It is a branch of Kilsbergen Sportfiske. The lakes at Villingsberg sit under Villingsberg. Same day permit.
The main species is rainbow trout. Bag of three salmonids. Hours 00–24. One rod. The lakes sit a short walk from the road; between Stenbotjärn and Bastkulltjärn it is a walk from lake to lake.
Fly only
Fly fishing with fly rod, fly line and fly. Spin fishing and bait fishing belong to the family lakes. Ice fishing is not allowed here.
Kviddtjärn is the westernmost fly tarn, just over four hectares. Bastkulltjärn is the smallest, with a wind shelter and caravan parking next to it. The small basin of Fisklösen is fly only as well – not the large family basin.
Family lakes
Fly, spin, fixed-spool and bait. Ice fishing when the ice holds. Arctic char in winter in Lobergs Abborrtjärn.
Lobergs Abborrtjärn is the largest of Karlsdal’s family lakes, with a jetty level with the road, a wind shelter and caravan parking. Not another Abborrtjärn. Stenbotjärn has two jetties level with the road. Fisklösen is the large lake: the family basin takes a float tube with a fly rod, not a pontoon boat. The same name can be booked as a whole lake, separate from the day permit.
Practical
Drive toward Karlsdal. Take the map from Kilsbergen. Fire on a marked place. Caravan on a prepared pitch, not within 75 metres of the lakes otherwise.
Rules for the whole operation, Villingsberg, natural water and hire lakes sit under Kilsbergen Sportfiske.
FAQ
Which permit applies in Karlsdal?
The day permit for Kilsbergen’s salmonid fishing, the same as in Villingsberg. The natural-water permit is not enough. Hire of Fisklösen is booked separately.
Which lakes are fly only?
Kviddtjärn, Bastkulltjärn and the small basin of Fisklösen. On the family lakes spin, fixed-spool and bait are included.