If you are fishing near a fish farm, you MUST be at least 50 meters away from the farm!

Reporting fish is done in the fishy app and you MUST take a photo directly in the app, it is not possible to upload pictures from the phone's gallery.

If you do not have coverage when reporting, it is saved in the app and the report is sent automatically when the phone regains reception.

The starting number that must be visible on the photo during measurement is issued in connection with the captain's meeting. The starting number only needs to be visible on the measurement photo and not on the posing photo.

What is needed for an approved fish is a picture taken straight above with the nose against the board's stop and the belly down so you can see the stop properly, and at least 5cm more of the measuring board after the tail fin, so the fish's length can be clearly read and the start number is included in the picture.

It must be clearly visible that the nose is against the stop (otherwise a 2 cm deduction will be given)

You must not cover the head of either the pike or perch with your hands.

A posing photo must also be taken.

Catch reports are automatically approved during the competition and will be reviewed before the awards ceremony, so make sure to carefully follow how the fish are photographed, otherwise they will be washed afterwards!

Fish are measured in whole centimeters and rounded down.

Recaptures are not allowed within the team.

Minimum length perch 30cm.

Minimum length pike 70cm.

The 3 longest pikes and the 10 longest perch are added together to form a total.

When you fill out the form, you only report increases.

2-3 people per team.

Only spinning and fly fishing is allowed with one active rod per person (you can have more rigged in the boat).

Only catch & release applies!

Blackout period from 10 am on Sunday.

All forms of live sensors and 360 sensors are prohibited! Such as livescope, livesight, 360, etc. Either you remove the sensor before you arrive, or we will cover and seal the sensor in place when you arrive.

There is no requirement to bring the boat to the start as long as you do not have a live or 360 transducer that needs to be sealed!

Each team is responsible for their own fishing license and following the local fishing regulations that apply to the lake they are fishing in.