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The season for catching trout opens in June and lasts till the middle of August. You can catch a trout of about 15 kg in Jelstervannet lake, although the usual weight of a wild trout is less that 1 kg, thus there are thousands of fish in rivers and mountain lakes. Tourist companies can tell you about your chosen way in details.
Lodging for the night.
You can stay in a house of a fisherman or on a farmstead. There are all necessary conveniences for comfortable staying. In spite of the fact that the weather can be good in the morning, it can change during the night. Before going fishing ask somebody about the weather forecast and try to keep an eye on the weather the whole day. If you see cyclone and sky is getting darker, it’s better to come back or to do something else. Tell an owner of the house or somebody else where you are going and address for sure to a rescue service if you need help.
A license for fishing-necessary information.
Who must pay for the license?
Everybody more that 16 who is willing to catch salmon and sea loach need to buy a license according to a law of catching salmon and trout. It’s considered that there is salmon in the water areas which don’t come to waterfall or in the areas where the borders are limited by the locals. For catching salmon, and sea loach you need to pay for a card of a fisherman to be able to use the equipment. A license for fish catching is not needed for the children under 16.The card of a fisherman or a license for free fishing on a fishing rod of sea fish is not needed either.
No license for trout catching
A license for trout and lobster fishing in the places where there is no salmon and sea loach is not needed. For such fishing you need to have a card of a fisherman or an agreement of a landowner to have a right to catch fish.
The prices for a license
An annual payment of 210 Norwegian crones for salmon and sea loach is possible. Also family payment of 340 crones is offered. Where and how to pay a license? You can pay it in the post or in the shop, bank or by electronic bank. You can also pay it with the help of Internet. It costs 20 crones. You will get here a receipt which you can print.
An allowance of a landowner and a card of a fisherman
A right for salmon, lobster, trout and sea loach in water areas belongs to a landowner. It concerns both private landowners of forest areas which are under the authority of a state and state forest. You can get a card of a fisherman near fishing places, at the landowners or in the shops, tourist offices, campings.
This card gives information about where, how and when to catch fish. One can choose day card, a card for two days, a week card or a season card. If you hesitate about the rules of fishing, then connect with municipality or a head of this place to find out about the place where you are going to fish.
Sport fishing in a sea is free of charge
Neither a license nor a card of a fisherman for catching sea fish on a fishing rod is needed. It also concerns for salmon and sea loach catching. Guarded places around river mouths can be exceptions. You can catch fish all the year round.
All Norwagiens and people living in Norway have a right for fish catching in limits of fish borders reaching 12 miles. Foreign citizens who don’t constantly live in Norway have a right for sport fishing with the equipment, but they can’t sell this fish.
For more detailed information, refer www.dirnat.no
Sea fishing
Norway is an ideal place for fishing. There is hardly ever country which can be compared with Norway about the number of fiords, about pure as a tear water and unlimited opportunities for fishing. The extension of a shore line is 21000 km with islands it is about 55000km, it’s more than enough for every willing man who wants to feel alone watching the beauty of a nature and enjoying a rich catch.
The location of Bergen, one of the most wonderful cities is especially attractive. The world of fiords and little islands which give a fishing unforgettable impressions is 30-minutes’ going from the city centre.
Many people fish from the banks, but you can have the best fishing from the boat. You can hook mackerel and coalfish which is predatory and strong fish. Sometimes you need to have a lot of strength to take a 5-6 kg coalfish out of the water. Cods are considered to be a wonderful catch but it’s not easy to take them out, especially if it is more than 10 kg. For the real fishing lovers and gourmets we advise you to catch and try a halibut.
The techniques for fishing
Trolling
The aim of trolling is to imitate a small fish or some other catch. You can troll both from the boat and from the bank, in deep waters and shoals. While trolling you can catch such kinds of fish as coalfish and cod. It can be difficult to catch fish which live in deep waters and eats shrimps. Though halibut, sea devil or cod won’t be able to resist your lure, if it is in good mood. It’s easy to troll. All you need is a fishing rod, a reel, some minnows. There are many kinds of minnows which are different in size, form, material and color. Minnows are usually made from metal and have different colours. But today such materials as rubber and wood can be used, these minnows move more naturally in the water than metal ones. Also it is very popular to use artificial lures with many hooks at the same time which are better for a shoal of coalfish and mackerel.
On a natural lure
Fish have a good sense of smell, that’s why natural lure is very good for all sea fish and is very effective. The choice of natural lure is very wide. The most popular lure is fish, among them is mackerel and herring. Fat meat of mackerel has a strong aroma which attracts cods. All natural lures can be used both partly and entirely. A shrimp is the other effective lure for most kinds of fish and it is the best lure to catch halibut and other ground fish. The other kinds of lures are cuttlefish, crabs, mussels and different kinds of worms. If you don’t have time or wish to look for fresh worms, you can easily find fake or canned worms in special shops.
On a fly
This technique has recently become popular among sea fishermen in Norway. And it’s mostly because of the effective trout catch on a fly. However you can catch cod, coalfish, mackerel and other ground kinds like flounder, haddock, sea cock, whiting on a fly. The main difference between catching on a fly in freshwater and in the sea is that the fly stays on the surface in fresh water, but in the sea it goes some meters down. Traditional imitations of an insect, catching on a fly are losing their popularity. For a fish new rubber lures which move quicker are more attractive and give more catch for fishermen.
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The season for catching trout opens in June and lasts till the middle of August. You can catch a trout of about 15 kg in Jelstervannet lake, although the usual weight of a wild trout is less that 1 kg, thus there are thousands of fish in rivers and mountain lakes. Tourist companies can tell you about your chosen way in details.
Lodging for the night.
You can stay in a house of a fisherman or on a farmstead. There are all necessary conveniences for comfortable staying. In spite of the fact that the weather can be good in the morning, it can change during the night. Before going fishing ask somebody about the weather forecast and try to keep an eye on the weather the whole day. If you see cyclone and sky is getting darker, it’s better to come back or to do something else. Tell an owner of the house or somebody else where you are going and address for sure to a rescue service if you need help.
A license for fishing-necessary information.
Who must pay for the license?
Everybody more that 16 who is willing to catch salmon and sea loach need to buy a license according to a law of catching salmon and trout. It’s considered that there is salmon in the water areas which don’t come to waterfall or in the areas where the borders are limited by the locals. For catching salmon, and sea loach you need to pay for a card of a fisherman to be able to use the equipment. A license for fish catching is not needed for the children under 16.The card of a fisherman or a license for free fishing on a fishing rod of sea fish is not needed either.
No license for trout catching
A license for trout and lobster fishing in the places where there is no salmon and sea loach is not needed. For such fishing you need to have a card of a fisherman or an agreement of a landowner to have a right to catch fish.
The prices for a license
An annual payment of 210 Norwegian crones for salmon and sea loach is possible. Also family payment of 340 crones is offered. Where and how to pay a license? You can pay it in the post or in the shop, bank or by electronic bank. You can also pay it with the help of Internet. It costs 20 crones. You will get here a receipt which you can print.
An allowance of a landowner and a card of a fisherman
A right for salmon, lobster, trout and sea loach in water areas belongs to a landowner. It concerns both private landowners of forest areas which are under the authority of a state and state forest. You can get a card of a fisherman near fishing places, at the landowners or in the shops, tourist offices, campings.
This card gives information about where, how and when to catch fish. One can choose day card, a card for two days, a week card or a season card. If you hesitate about the rules of fishing, then connect with municipality or a head of this place to find out about the place where you are going to fish.
Sport fishing in a sea is free of charge
Neither a license nor a card of a fisherman for catching sea fish on a fishing rod is needed. It also concerns for salmon and sea loach catching. Guarded places around river mouths can be exceptions. You can catch fish all the year round.
All Norwagiens and people living in Norway have a right for fish catching in limits of fish borders reaching 12 miles. Foreign citizens who don’t constantly live in Norway have a right for sport fishing with the equipment, but they can’t sell this fish.
For more detailed information, refer www.dirnat.no
Sea fishing
Norway is an ideal place for fishing. There is hardly ever country which can be compared with Norway about the number of fiords, about pure as a tear water and unlimited opportunities for fishing. The extension of a shore line is 21000 km with islands it is about 55000km, it’s more than enough for every willing man who wants to feel alone watching the beauty of a nature and enjoying a rich catch.
The location of Bergen, one of the most wonderful cities is especially attractive. The world of fiords and little islands which give a fishing unforgettable impressions is 30-minutes’ going from the city centre.
Many people fish from the banks, but you can have the best fishing from the boat. You can hook mackerel and coalfish which is predatory and strong fish. Sometimes you need to have a lot of strength to take a 5-6 kg coalfish out of the water. Cods are considered to be a wonderful catch but it’s not easy to take them out, especially if it is more than 10 kg. For the real fishing lovers and gourmets we advise you to catch and try a halibut.
The techniques for fishing
Trolling
The aim of trolling is to imitate a small fish or some other catch. You can troll both from the boat and from the bank, in deep waters and shoals. While trolling you can catch such kinds of fish as coalfish and cod. It can be difficult to catch fish which live in deep waters and eats shrimps. Though halibut, sea devil or cod won’t be able to resist your lure, if it is in good mood. It’s easy to troll. All you need is a fishing rod, a reel, some minnows. There are many kinds of minnows which are different in size, form, material and color. Minnows are usually made from metal and have different colours. But today such materials as rubber and wood can be used, these minnows move more naturally in the water than metal ones. Also it is very popular to use artificial lures with many hooks at the same time which are better for a shoal of coalfish and mackerel.
On a natural lure
Fish have a good sense of smell, that’s why natural lure is very good for all sea fish and is very effective. The choice of natural lure is very wide. The most popular lure is fish, among them is mackerel and herring. Fat meat of mackerel has a strong aroma which attracts cods. All natural lures can be used both partly and entirely. A shrimp is the other effective lure for most kinds of fish and it is the best lure to catch halibut and other ground fish. The other kinds of lures are cuttlefish, crabs, mussels and different kinds of worms. If you don’t have time or wish to look for fresh worms, you can easily find fake or canned worms in special shops.
On a fly
This technique has recently become popular among sea fishermen in Norway. And it’s mostly because of the effective trout catch on a fly. However you can catch cod, coalfish, mackerel and other ground kinds like flounder, haddock, sea cock, whiting on a fly. The main difference between catching on a fly in freshwater and in the sea is that the fly stays on the surface in fresh water, but in the sea it goes some meters down. Traditional imitations of an insect, catching on a fly are losing their popularity. For a fish new rubber lures which move quicker are more attractive and give more catch for fishermen.
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