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Brand new cabins beside the fjord in the heart of north Norway, ideal for fishing and viewing northern lights or midnight sun.
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This exceptional cabin looks right out to sea, with a large sunny terrace to enjoy the surprisingly warm and long summer days in south Norway. There is a boat with the cabin moored 100m away, i...
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| Fishing Holiday in Norway - Sea, Fjord and Freshwater |
 It will come as no suprise that fishing is very popular in Norway. With such an abundance of freshwater lakes, salt water fjords and a magnificent coastline anyone with fishing in their blood is guaranteed to find something to suit their taste.With accommodation to suit all budgets and friendly local guides, everyone can enjoy a fishing holiday in Norway from novice to expert.
Fishing deep waters, 200-400 meters, is something all sportsfishermen dream about. Normally we catch Ling, Torsk, Halibut and Codfish. This is a dream come true, for many a fisherman here. A lot of sportfishing records are produced in this area.
Normally we drop the anchor and fish with bait, waiting for the big catch. Sometimes drifting is also possible, weather dependent.
 As we have several partners, we can bring larger groups out fishing as well, if needed. Perfect for companies, and bigger groups. Join us for an adventure, and try catching the big one. Best time of the year is March-June.Coarse fishing, game fishing, deep sea fishing; whatever your favoured sport then Norway can oblige in the most spectacular way possible! With a coastline the length of Norway, its no wonder that the Norwegians are known for their love of fish.
This type of fishing, is carried out closer to shore, and normally brings more species onboard.
Fishing for species is often more interesting, and a bit lighter for people not so experienced in this sport. If you have doubts what fits your group best, please contact us for information. Normal catches are Cod, Herring, Haddock, Coalfish, Ling, Mackerel, Haddock and Pollack. Test your fighting power with a big Haddock. Lots of fun.... Once the ice has set, Norwegian ice fishing enthusiasts hit the ice. If you are patient and dressed warmly, a day of ice fishing can be an experience in a class of its own. Nature, tranquillity and the excitement of not knowing what you will catch are important elements. Ice fishing regulations are the same as for fresh water fishing.
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Halibut Fishing Holidays in the North of Norway. Norway Direct offers fully researched Halibut sea fishing holidays in Norway. A sea fishing holiday to Norway offers Wor... |
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Shore Fishing in Norway Close to the Ryan Air airport of Oslo Torp is the archipelago called Verdens Ende or "The Worlds End". This area is ideal for the shore sea fisherman. cod, ... |
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In Hellesøy you will find a harbour with old boathouses, a brand new complex of holiday houses, floating stages and boats. There is also a large floating stages for guests. In the harbour ther...
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Take a flight to the picturesque setting of Kristiansund, a charming maritime town situated north of the country - population 22, 937 - and prepare for a unique adventure to the island of Sm...
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Granly Lodge is situated on the banks of the river Orkla, in the Trondheim basin in Central Norway. It offers a perfect starting point to explore everything the region has to offer, from hiking ...
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