Fishing and boating in Tervola
The Kemijoki, Vaajoki, Runkausjoki, Vähäjoki and other small tributaries offer more water, fishing spots and peace than many people believe before arriving. The map below shows the boat launch sites, lean-tos and swimming beaches in the Kemijoki area.
You can find information about the necessary fishing permits for the Tervola area via the links below:
The state fish management fee is a mandatory basic fee for fishermen who are between 18 and 69 years old and fish with lures, traps or crayfish. This means that when you fish with, for example, a fishing rod, net or gillnet, you always need to pay the fisheries management fee. The exception is fishermen who will be at least 65 years old by 31 December 2023.
Alapaakkola, Ylipaakkola, Lapiniemi, Runkauskylä and Koivukylä and Metsähallitus form a joint permit area, which starts at the Taivalkoski power plant and ends at the border of Tervola and Rovaniemi municipalities in Jaatila. Including the main course of the Kemijoki River and its tributaries in the Tervola municipality between the above. With a joint permit, you can fish from the shore and from a boat. The Kemijoki River is classified as a migratory fish water body. More information about the fishing rules in the joint permit area.
Fishing permit area 2409 Lower Kemijoki and the Bothnian Bay, state waters
The fishing permit area includes water bodies located in the inland waters of the Lower Kemijoki River and the Bothnian Bay fishing area. The permit area includes both small streams and larger lakes.
Tervola boating and fishing map
The boater's ABC
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