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 …

With a coastline longer than the equator and waters brimming with record-sized cod, salmon, and halibut, Norway is a sea fishing paradise.

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 …

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 …

There are 44 species of freshwater fish in Norway, and trout, perch, and pike are among the most popular. Remember to buy a fishing license or obtain a fishing permit. With the exception of …

Norway is especially suitable for species fishing thanks to the unusually large variety in the sea. Surfcasting Fishing by casting a line into the sea from the shore. Rent special equipment to …

Fresh winter air and waters teeming with fish make Norway a dream destination for ice fishing, fjord fishing, and deep sea fishing.

Most of Norway's most iconic fishing villages are found in Northern Norway. The typical photographed landscape motifs with red boathouses and fisherman's cabins nestled beneath …

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 …

Here, you will find the Norwegian Fishing Village Museum, one of the best-preserved fishing villages in Northern Norway. Discover our authentic buildings: the boathouse, the cod liver oil …