Fjord and sea fishing in Norway | Catch a fish all year round
Fjord and sea fishing With a coastline longer than the equator and waters brimming with record-sized cod, salmon, and halibut, Norway is a sea fishing paradise. Safety on the water
Practical sea fishing information | Sea angling in Norway
Find the facts you need about Norwegian sea fishing rules and regulations, and what types of fish you might get. Practical sea fishing information: A few basic rules
Fly fishing in Norway | Where and how to fly fish - Visit Norway
Norway’s best fly fishing spots. You can find good freshwater fishing throughout Norway. There is a multitude of species below the surface. The fish you catch depends on where – and in which part of the country – you are fishing. "My personal favorite is …
Fishing in Norway | Top places to fish - Visit Norway
Norway offers a myriad of fishing adventures, both freshwater and deep sea. Inland, you will find some of the finest spots for freshwater fishing, especially fly fishing. Thousands of lakes, rivers and streams offer wild trout, salmon, grayling, pike, powan and arctic char, to name a few of the most common species.
Winter fishing in Norway | Ice fishing, fjord fishing ... - Visit Norway
Fans of Norway know that there are many fishing and outdoor adventures on offer in March and April, both in the fjords and on the coast. In Norway's central and northern parts, you can experience true fishing magic, as the coast fills up with spawning cod.
Salmon fishing in Norway | River fishing - Visit Norway
Do you dream about fishing in some of the world's best and most iconic salmon rivers? Look to Norway – the kingdom of wild salmon – where angling in the wilderness is still as fun for visitors today as is was when the Brits first discovered its joys in the 1820s.
Freshwater fishing in Norway | Fresh air, clear water, and lots of ...
Fishing destinations. Northern Norway is best known for its cod, but the many rivers and lakes up north offer equally great freshwater fishing. There are numerous fishing spots in the wilderness where you can fish for trout, Arctic char, pike, and perch under the midnight sun.
Kayaking and canoeing in Norway | Popular places to paddle
A guided kayak tour is perhaps the best way to explore and learn about the incredible Norwegian fjords. In Fjord Norway , the mountains are taller and more dramatic than in Southern Norway. Just imagine paddling on a deep glittering fjord, like the Sognefjord , Hardangerfjord , or the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, framed by ...
Fjord Norway | UNESCO fjords, mountains, waterfalls ... - Visit …
The western part of Norway is also home to the iconic fjords. See the mountains and waterfalls cascade down to the green-blue water. The most famous ones are the world heritage listed Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, the Hardangerfjord and Nordfjord, and the 205 kilometres long Sognefjord. But you will also love the less-visited fjords.
The fish that built Lofoten | Nusfjord fishing village - Visit Norway
In the far north of Nordland county in Northern Norway, the Lofoten Islands stretch out dramatically into the Norwegian Sea. Ever since the Viking Age, the islands have been a centre for fishing Norwegian Arctic cod , or skrei (pronounced 'skrey'), which …