ifiske.se
Online sales of digital fishing permits and catch reporting for anglers and Swedish fishing associations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About ifiske.se
iFiske.se sells digital fishing permits online, by SMS and through dealers, for fishing waters across Sweden. It also offers catch reporting, fishing inspection services, maps and websites or IT services for fish management organisations. The service is operated by Jighead AB, a Swedish limited company.
Customers are anglers who buy permits, and fishing associations and businesses that sell permits through the platform, which the company says number in the hundreds. The company states that joining and annual fees are not charged to rights holders.
Digital fishing permits have been sold since 2001, initially under the name fiskekortet.com. The SMS-based permit brand SMSfiske was founded in 2008, and the two companies later jointly invested in iFiske.se. The company is based in Östergötland and operates across Sweden. The site lists over 1,200 fishing areas and reports 4 659 500 permits issued and 738 000 catch reports.
Product: Digital fishing permit sales, catch reporting, fishing inspection tools and maps for Swedish fishing waters.
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