Möckeln

Lake Möckeln is a large body of water in Kronoberg that stretches from north to south with several bays and shoreline areas featuring different landscape types. The water quality and natural setting make the area an important habitat for various fish species and other aquatic wildlife.

The formation of this water body traces back to an ancient geological event that shaped its basin form and depth structure. This natural history has defined the ecosystem and makes the lake an important natural area in the region.

Local fishing traditions center on numerous species including pike, perch, pikeperch, and the rare Swedish catfish population, one of only four in the country.

Access to this lake is available from several points around its shoreline, from which visitors can use the water. Designated bathing areas and leisure activity zones are easily accessible and offer various options for spending time on the water.

The area is home to a notable fish population that draws anglers from the region and shapes local recreational fishing. The various fish species here are part of an ecosystem that is interesting for observers and explorers to study and discover.