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Fishing

Nordland offers some of the finest saltwater fishing in the world.

Ideal habitat for cod, halibut, coalfish, wolffish and a dozen more species. In summer the midnight sun lets you fish in full daylight at any hour.

We offer not only excellent conditions but also advice on the best fishing grounds. When you get back you can prepare your catch in the filleting room – there is a large worktop, running water and freezers.

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12+ Species within reach

Cod, sea trout, pollack, halibut, coalfish, redfish, haddock, ling, tusk, wolffish, monkfish, mackerel and more.

IV - X Fishing season

The season at Fagervika runs from April to October.

4+ Places on board

The boats take four to six anglers in comfort. All of them have a Garmin fish finder and GPS as well as rod holders.

The names you will hear locally

The same species in Norwegian – that is how charts, rules and the neighbour on the jetty name them.

  • Cod torsk
  • Sea trout sjøørret
  • Pollack lyr
  • Halibut kveite
  • Coalfish sei
  • Redfish uer
  • Haddock hyse
  • Ling lange
  • Tusk brosme
  • Wolffish steinbit
  • Monkfish breiflabb
  • Mackerel makrell

… and more

A day on the water

  1. A few steps to the boat

    The floating jetty is right by the cabin. No drive, no harbour, no waiting – you walk down and head out.

  2. Out with a fish finder

    We tell you where to look for fish that day. Every boat has a Garmin fish finder and GPS as well as rod holders.

  3. Light until late

    The season runs from April to October, and in summer the midnight sun lets you fish in full daylight at any hour.

  4. The filleting room afterwards

    Prepare your catch on a large worktop, with running water and freezers. Wet clothing and boots go in the drying room.

What you head out in

Four boats with Suzuki engines, a Garmin fish finder and GPS, rod holders and lighting. Photos and specifications for each one are listed with the accommodation.

Check availability See the boats

Safety on the water

When using the boats, please take care, follow the regulations and the weather conditions, and always wear a life jacket.

After fishing, please leave outer clothing and footwear in the drying room, and return the boat as clean as you would like to find it.

Full house rules

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