Lake · 293 m · Oslo
Setertjern
Lake in Oslo, part of Nordmarkvassdraget.
Fishing is forbidden
Fishing is forbidden in Setertjern.
Oslo kommune forbids fishing at the drinking water sources Maridalsvannet, Skjersjøen, Dausjøen, Langliavatnet, Kringla, Alnsjøen, Breisjøen, Svartkulp and Elvåga. The ban covers the whole area that is red on the kommune’s map, the waters around the sources included.
Setertjern has a page on Finnfisk because the lake lies near a fishing card offer on inatur. The card gives no right to fish here.
Facts about Setertjern
- Type
- Lake
- Area
- 0.02 km²
- Elevation
- 293 m above sea level
- Watershed
- Nordmarkvassdraget
- Municipality
- Oslo
- Fishing
- Forbidden
- Species recorded
- Brown trout and perch, within 2 km
- Zone
- Lowland and south
Type, area, elevation and watershed come from NVE’s lake register, and the species from GBIF. A water in the register is not permission to fish it.
The fishing season
Setertjern lies 293 m above sea level, and Finnfisk counts waters below 750 m south of the Arctic Circle as lowland and south.
Fishing is forbidden in Setertjern, so no months are listed per species.
Species recorded at this water
- Brown trout 91
- Perch 2
GBIF record counts within 2 km of the centre point of Setertjern, not a population estimate and not a stocking list. Coordinates in older datasets are rounded, so a record at the outer edge of the circle may belong to the neighbouring water.
On the map
Nearby
Nordmarka (Oslo)
A curated spot about 11 km away, with gear, rules and tips.
Fishing in Oslo
Every named water in the municipality, the cards available there, and which species are recorded.
Everything here is advisory. Season, size limits, quotas and gear rules are set by the rights holder and by regulation, and should be confirmed before you fish. About the sources