
Fishing in Keuruu
Keuruu is a true Lake Finland region, with well over 300 lakes and ponds of all sizes.
Keuruu is a true example of ‘Lake Finland’, with well over 300 lakes and ponds of all sizes. The largest of our lakes is Keurusselkä, which surrounds the centre of Keuruu and connects Mänttä at its southe end with Keuruu at its northe end. The lake is approximately 30 km long. It is an interesting lake with its many islands and headlands; the largest bay is Keurusselkä, which also gave its name to Hotel Keurusselkä.
The fisheries management fee must be paid if you are aged between 18 and 69 (with the exception of anglers who will have reached the age of 65 by 31 December 2023) and fish with lures or traps, or catch crayfish. You do not need to pay the fisheries management fee if you only use a rod and line, ice fish, or are under 18 or have already tu ed 69. However, you are still welcome to pay the fisheries management fee as a contribution to the fishing waters!
Up-to-date information on fishing in Keuruu, fishing spots, age restrictions and other details can be found here:
Fishing permits and fishing areas in Keuruu – link to the page
Buy a fisheries management fee and fishing licence online | kalastusluvat.kalapaikka.net
The Keuruu Fisheries Area has been operating in Keuruu since 2019. You can find the area’s website here.
Find out more about fishing permits for the Keuruu fisheries area here
The following organisations sell trolling permits for the Keuruu fisheries area:
- On the OstaLuvat page, you will also find permits for sale from shareholder associations, as well as permits for areas such as Metsä Board’s waterways.
Keuruu Fisheries Area/Metsä Board Fishing Licence
Photos of the location
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