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Shorter days and fatter fish
There’s no way around it. This season too will end, and that’s exactly how it is supposed to be.
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Off the beaten path in Fishspot Country
Want to head off and explore? Maybe find your own secret fishspot? Follow these tips to find areas with exciting and varied fishing and low fishing pressure.
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Our best tips on late summer rivers
August is nearly here and it is a beautiful time for fly fishing. Here's a list of rivers you should check as the evenings get darker.
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The Highlands await
As a rather wet summer progresses it's easy for us fly anglers to have so much fun in our lowland rivers that we forget our yearly dose of high alpine fishing. Fear not, it's certainly not too late.
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Rena – plenty of big fish and bugs
Mayflies of all sizes are still major players for trophy trout, grayling and fishermen alike. On Southern Rena the dry fly season goes on and on.
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Wishing for fishy weather
Trout up to 6 pounds feeding on the huge caddisfly in The Fyresdal Highlands is just an example of what is giving us the shakes as we're entering this most wondrous time of the year.
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High summer and hefty surface action from trout and grayling
Early summer is mostly over below the treeline in most of the country, and with rising temperatures, surface activity is increasing in all Fishspot rivers and lakes.
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Stuenes Lodge - Private Beat on Lakselva
Stuenes offers exclusive salmon fishing in addition to accommodation and opportunity for full service at the Stuenes Lodge.
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Otra - The Great River of Southern Norway
Otra is a salmon river for about 15 kilometers up to Vigelandsfossen. The river is divided into five main zones (A zones), and three of these are further divided into subzones (B and C zones).
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Baetidae in sleet and fresh snow
The warmth in Fishspotland was quickly replaced by cold and snow down to 1000 meters above sea level, while small dark mayflies brightened the days for patient anglers.
