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Lapland region of Finland is certainly the best known from the international scene, but the central area of \u200b\u200bFinland, which offers greater opportunities and diversity of fish in a fishing holiday.

Central Finland is the land of lakes, rapids and countless rivers teeming with fish. This region is home to over 250,000 people, and old traditions to modern life coexist in perfect harmony. This land of lakes known for the splendor of its lake scenery, an ideal place to spend a vacation in an account is already in the countryside, where the Finnish nature played a key role. The vast lake area and the vast forests of Central Finland provide ideal conditions for an active holiday in the heart of nature in the name of fishing. The rapids in this region, such as those Kuusaankoski, are renowned throughout Europe.

This region is not only famous fisheries of the beauty of nature, but is also the most popular for the 1000 Lakes Rally, a famous international motorsport event.

There are a large number of channels and fast rivers and lakes where you can make different fishing techniques for different predators.

The rapid improvement of prolific throughout the area, and possibly the whole of Finland are those Kapeenkoski, and indeed of Keskisenkoski Kuusaankoski.

The three most representative fish here are brown trout, pike, and lucciperca, but also dense flocks perch and ide (a predator halfway between chub and roach) and also a good number of grayling. Then within a week of fish you can catch all these fish, making it very different and varied more interesting to our fishing trip.

Obviously that is not here just throw any bait in the water and you can easily capture any fish, you must use good guides who know the different areas where they can undermine each predator choice.

However the regional organization for the protection of fishing, these waters each year repopulated with thousands of specimens in order to keep a high average level of capture per fisherman.

The month of June is probably the best time to be able to capture the best of all predators, the trout begin to be active after the long winter, pike are very aggressive after the period of care, the perch are starting to move into shallower water, more 'hot rich in young fish; ide grayling and begins to boil to the surface. Moreover, the days are getting longer much, and here we are 20 hours of light per day, then you can fish until late at night, usually the best time 'production: the so-called midnight sun.

The most common prey, however, are the brown trout, which are the undisputed queen of the rapids in Finland. The average size of capture if it turns around the kilogram, but they are rare examples of two or three pounds, most fish are in natural, wild and very combative. In these areas were captured specimens over 6 pounds.
For information about the area you can contact the Central Finland Central Finland Regional Tourist, Asemakatu 6, FIN-40100 Jyvaskyla, e-mail: matkailu@jkl.fi, www.jyvaskylanseutu.fi in Central Finland you can visit the website www.fisufishing.com where you can find many information on fishing, the various uses, licensing, permits, maps and everything you need to know. Here are a number of professional guides, to fish for pike on the lake you can entrust Vatianjarvi Jarkko Mäkinen (e-mail: @ jarkko.makinen luukku.com), in respect of the rapids please contact Jani Kapeenkoski Himanko and Juha Laitinen via their Web site ( www.kalastusoppaat.com or www.troutfishingfinland.com ) for pike fishing in the lake and Vanginvesi Pilkanselka is the best guide Petri Korhonen ( www.eraspete.com ), while the rapids of Kuusankosky, please contact Timo Koikkalainen (e-mail: @ timo.koikkalainen medifish.com).

A modern farmhouse at good prices is Keurula Ranta ( www.ranta-keurula.fi or e-mail: @ mirja.riipinen Ranta-keurula.fi) very close to areas fishing. Near rapids Kapeenkoski c 'is a new hotel ( www.kapeenkoski.com e-mail: aimo.herneaho @ kapeenkoski.com ) which will be open the beginning of the season.

For those who wish to stay near the rapids Kuusankoski you can lean on 'hotel Varjola Tila (ww.varjola.com e-mail: @ markus.kallio varjola.com)

For salmon fishing on the River Teno a starting point may be the hotel Pellonhovi ( www.pellohovi.fi ) which also organizes packages and fishing guide.