Andersjön

Andersjön is put and take in Timrå municipality, one of Lögdö Wild’s named P&T lakes in Ljustorp. Here they stock rainbow trout. The same Put and take day permit covers Abborrtjärn, Mjösjön, Ropnästjärn, Skälsjötjärn, Stor-Åstjärn and Vialampitjärn. The permit for the other lakes does not apply in the lake.

Species

Rainbow trout is the main species. The fishery calls the waters put and take and has stocked this lake. This page is about Andersjön in Ljustorp, not other lakes with similar names.

Rainbow trout in a forest lake can take along the edges and at jetties. After stocking they can pack tight. Walk the last stretch carefully.

Fly fishing, spin fishing and bait fishing

Allowed here: fly fishing, spin fishing, bait fishing. One rod unless the seller says otherwise. P&T season according to the seller 15 February–31 October. Powerbait and Gulp are forbidden. Boats are not allowed in the P&T waters. A float tube is mentioned by the fishery on its own permit, not automatically with the day permit.

The permit is sold digitally. Buy it before you stand at the water.

Lures and flies

Small spoons and spinners in silver, white or orange are a common start where spinning is allowed. On fly: nymph, pupa and streamer. The tips are general for rainbow trout in a lake.

Fish a spot properly before you move on.

When they bite

Morning and evening are often best. Stocking is decided by the fishery. Check season and ice with the permit seller.

Getting there

The map pin sits at Andersjön in Ljustorp district, Timrå municipality, in Lögdö Wild. Not Mjösjön farther west. Follow the fishery’s map, not only the lake name.

Buy the Put and take day permit on logdowild.se, not the permit for the other lakes.

Rules

Always check the current rules with the permit seller. The permit is personal. Quota and season belong to the seller and they change.

Give way if someone is already at the water. Take your litter with you.

Stocking and opening hours can change. Check current times and rules with the permit seller before you go.

Park so that emergency vehicles and other visitors can get through. Follow signs at the water, not only the map pin.