Uddjaure is a lake in the municipality of Arjeplog in Lapland that is part of the main catchment area of the Skellefte River. The lake has an area of 249 square kilometres and is 420 metres above sea level. The lake is drained by the Skellefte River.
Lake Uddjaure was formed by an ice age glacier. The Uddjaure River flows into the lake from the south, while a smaller river flows out to the north. It flows into the Skellefte River at Höga Kusten through Älvsbyn, where it becomes a tributary of the Torne River.
Description
Lake Uddjaure in Sweden
The Nurrholm fishing area is a 2200 hectare area in the western part of Lake Uddjaur, 15 km south of Arjeplogs. The area is characterised by its beautiful nature. It has a variety of habitats and species, and it is home to many rare plant species.
The area was established many years ago and has been designated a Swedish Wildlife Management Area, awarded the Certified Forest label for sustainable forestry practices. Lake Uddjaure’s fishing reserve is open to visitors all year round, but access to some areas may be restricted at certain times due to hunting or fishing restrictions.
Fish in Uddjaure – what can you catch?
The fishing permit is valid for the eastern half of Uljajaure. There are nice sandy beaches for swimming and playing. The grayling are mainly found in Uljajaure and below its outlet. Pike and perch are the main catch, but trout can also be caught here. The fishing permit is valid for the eastern half of Uljajaure. There are fine sandy beaches for swimming and playing. Grayling are mainly found in Uljajaure and below its outlet, but pike and perch are the main catch with trout also a possibility. Uddjaure fish is the most popular tourist activity in Sweden.
Boat ramps are available at two different locations in the village of Uddjaur. One boat ramp is located at the end of the road in Uddjaur and another boat ramp is located at the northern part of Uljajaure.
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