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Wilderness Fishing

Feel the tranquility, hear the birds singing, the wind breezing lightly in the treetops. No cars, no smartphones – it’s you and the nature.

You’re on the bank, casting straight. Right past the rising fish, waiting for it the respond in the other end. Your thoughts drifting around todays catch, the campfire and the experience of you and nature finding peace when the sun sets for today.

Some fishermen prefer to fish solo. Being alone, out in the wild. To get away from it all. Disconnect from the daily routine. Connecting to nature.

Either you’re searching for the mountain plateaus or the old forest in Femundsmarka, we can help you. Here you will find areas and spots where most people don’t journey often. Welcome to nature!

Trout Fishing – Lifjell

FisheryThe Lifjell Area is a mountain plateau between Seljord, Notodden, and Bø. The terrain is like a miniature version of Jotunheimen, with many nice lakes surrounded by several peaks over 1200 meters.Read more

Mountain fishing in Skjåk

FisheryThe Skjåk area offers countless opportunities for those who look for mountain fishing in peace and tranquility. Breheimen and Reinheimen National Parks is unique wilderness areas that can provide you with mountain trout fishing of the old-fashioned quality.Read more

Femundsmarka National Park

FisheryFemundsmarka national park is well known for it characteristic wilderness with old pine, stone blocks and numerous lakes and ponds. In the national park the possibility of big trout, arctic char or grayling is always presentRead more

Mountain Fishing under Sylan in Tydal

FisheryCome and experience the fishing for char and trout in the shadows of the iconic mountains ranges of Sylan and Skardsfjella, near the border of Sweden. This is in many ways the “Filet Mignon” of the beautiful nature surrounding Trondelag. The mountain lakes in Tydal are known for their large char that feed on crustaceans and most everything else that moves.Read more