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Call of the Wild – Backcountry Fishing in Norway
As the holiday season peaks in early July, it’s the perfect time to head into the backcountry. Imagine quiet lakes, no cell coverage, and nothing but trout rising and the breeze in the trees.
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The Big Hatch Is On: Danica Season Peaks in Trysil and Rena
It’s prime time for dry fly fanatics. The spectacular Ephemera danica hatch is currently unfolding in some of Norway’s most iconic fly fishing rivers—Trysilelva, Renaelva, and beyond.
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Giant drakes and tiny olives
Cold and windy weather. A few hotter days. More near Oslo. During drizzles Baetis species are bringing fish to the surface in running water while the giant Ephemera vulgata does it’s magic in stillwaters. The season has barely started.
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How to catch more trout while improving your streamside manners
As the season progresses some of our rivers get their fair share of visitors. Increased fishing pressure can make both fish and fishermen grumpy and irritable. Here's how you can avoid both dire fates.
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Central Fishspot country – (mostly) open for business
Rivers in the Glomma watershed are mostly done with their spring runoff and conditionas are fishable in the main river, tributaries and surrounding lakes.
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Tour de Fishspot revisited
If you are still looking for inspiration for your fishing trips this summer, have a look at our Tour de Fishspot, a suggested itinerary for fly fishing bums with a month of Norwegian summer-time to spare, and tips about alternative fishing in case the season proceeds in unusual ways (as it usually does.)
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How to catch and release fish properly
This summer, many salmon anglers will need to release their catch of salmon or sea trout. It’s important to know how to do this properly. In this video from Norske Lakseelver, you’ll get a simple and practical introduction to gentle catch and release – an important effort to help protect wild salmon.
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A welcome change for the new fly fishing season
Just when we seemed to lock in on a scorching weather pattern we got a welcome relief in the form of lower temperatures and precipitation. So whats next on the agenda, fly fishing friends? Nothing less than the stuff of dreams. A new season is upon us, and things are looking up.
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Get your permits for the exclusive zones in Grimsa and Brya now
The two beautiful mountain rivers are vastly different, but they have two things in common: the number of fishing permits is limited and sales have just opened.
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Grayling of the gleaming valley
Do you long for pristine waters where trophy grayling thrive in endless, wadeable stretches? We have the spot for you, but beware: you risk a lifelong love affair with this extraordinary river valley.
