The Czech Fishermen's Association is an association whose mission is mainly the performance of fishing in the sense of the Fisheries Act, ie breeding, breeding, protection and catching of fish or aquatic organisms in fish farming or fishing, the operation of aquaculture, nature protection, water purity, environmental environment, promotion of fisheries and nature protection in the public and active participation in the education of children and youth in the field of fisheries and fishing, nature protection, water purity and the environment. The Czech Republic issues several types of fishing permits with different scope. Nationwide and Union-wide allowances have the widest validity, followed by territorial allowances of individual territorial associations of the Czech Republic and local allowances for specific fishing grounds. Validity is for a maximum of 1 calendar year.
Fishing permit:
- The Czech Republic issues several types of fishing permits
- national allowance
- Union-wide permit
- territorial allowances of individual territorial associations of the Czech Republic
- local allowances for specific fishing grounds
- validity is for a maximum of 1 calendar year
- the permit is issued by the local organization ČRS, in which the member is organized.
Managed districts of the Czech Republic, local organizations Javorník:
- Žulov quarries
- Red Creek
- Javornický stream
- Crayfish stream
- Skorošický stream
- Visa
- Silver Creek.
Czech Fishermen's Association, Czech Republic:
- performance of fishing within the meaning of the Fisheries Act, ie breeding, breeding, protection and catching of fish or aquatic organisms in pond farming or in the exercise of fishing rights
- operation of aquaculture, nature protection, water purity, environment, promotion of fisheries and nature protection in public
- active participation in the education of children and youth in the field of fishing and fishing, nature conservation, water purity and the environment.