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Lapland Trophy Club is open for all fishermen
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Visit our gallery with images
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Welcome to Ammarnäs!
Clear water and high air. Photo: Staffan Widstrand
Watch our slide show by Leif Milling!
Ammarnäs mountain village
You find Ammarnäs at the centre of the nature reserve of Vindelfjällen, just where the river Vindelälven starts its
unregulated journey to the ocean.
Ammarnäs is a genuine mountain village where the settler’s
and Sámi cultures rendezvous.
The area for fishing offers first-rate fishing for the
Ammarnäs trout, brown trout, grayling, arctic char, Canadian char and
northern pike in streams and lakes.
Your chances of catching a brown trout of your dreams are big.
Last year the average weight of the Ammarnäs trout was 3.7
kg (8+ lb).
Read more on this site and don’t hesitate to contact us if
you have any questions, we are here for you! |
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The Kungsleden track and the nature
reserve of Vindelfjällen
In the Västerbotten Mountains, in the
southern part of Lapland, you find the nature reserve of Vindelfjällen. The track, Kungsleden, and the route Ammarnäs
- Hemavan runs straight through the reserve. If you choose
to hike, ski or go by snowmobile you will for a few days
experience most of the scenery that our Swedish mountains
can offer: bare mountains and moorlands, birch forests,
lakes and rapids, waterfalls and steep high alpine massifs.
Short distances and food supply sale at all huts makes it
easy to hike in the areas surrounding Ammarnäs. Just don’t
forget to bring your camera! |
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The Right of Public Access
 You rely on the Right of Public Access
whenever you go out in the Swedish countryside – whether it
is to take a walk, go kayaking, climb a mountain or just sit
down on a rock to think. The Right of Public Access is a
unique institution. It gives us all the freedom to roam the
countryside. But we must also take care of nature and
wildlife, and we must show consideration for landowners and
for other people enjoying the countryside. In other words:
Don’t disturb – don’t destroy!
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Access:
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