The Tornionjoki-Muonionjoki-Könkämäeno river runs from the fells of the north to the Gulf of Bothnia and serves as the border river between Finland and Sweden. It is the longest freely flowing salmon river in all of Europe. The river is approximately 450 kilometres long with variation from rapids only a hundred metres wide to calmer sections a kilometre wide. In addition to salmon, the river is rich in sea trout and grayling.

See the info map of the joint permit area (infogis.fi/tornionjoki).

The permit area includes state-owned sidewaters within the Tornion-Muonionjoki fisheries region. These waters are located on lakes, ponds, and smaller rivers and streams. They extend north from Pello up to the border of the municipality of Enontekiö. The angling permit does not grant the right to fish in joint permit areas within the region. The Tornionjoki River and Muonionjoki River are not included in the permit area.