The manager there Thommy Johansson lives there with his family.
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Up in the northernmost part of
Jamtland you find Raukasjö
fjällgård. The manager there Thommy Johansson lives there with his family. |
Fishing and a spectacular nature is what meets
you there. From where the road ends at Storjola. It’s some
13 kilometers into the wilderness before you reach Raukasjö
Fjällgård.
During winter you find a pisted snowmobile road
leading up into the mountains. The road goes over the ice of the
lake Sannaren and then hides in the woods along a stream until it
reaches the lake Raukasjö
At Tommy’s you can rent accommodation both
during summer and winter.
Some years ago me and a friend of mine completed a
map over the lake. On that map it is possible to see albl the
shallow parts (and the deep parts) of the
1975 was the first time I tried fishing in
Raukasjö. Usually the best fishing is just after the ice has
captured the lake.
In the summer there is excellent fishing up in the
small lakes but I usually never leaves the big lake.
I do not have as much experience fishing the lake during summer as I have during wintertime but I usually manages to find the fish, partly due to the fact that I can find a small pattern in my diary which gives me a hint where to look. And a hint is needed since the lake stretches for almost 20 km.
The ”depth map” (big picture) is a big help but nothing can replace all those hours that I have been searching where the elusive fish might have hidden themselves.