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Fishing in Norway

Norway has 40 fishing waters in Napp. Each spot shows live weather, water temperature and a rule-based ranking of which fish are biting right now.

Lakes (26)

Altevatnet Lake fishing Aremarksjøen Lake fishing Askevatnet Lake fishing Bergsjøen Lake fishing Bjølsegrøvvatnet Lake fishing Breisjøen Lake fishing Dåtnejaevrie Lake fishing Dødesvatnet Lake fishing Einavatnet Lake fishing Fiskevatn Lake fishing Guolášjávri Lake fishing Gálggojávri Lake fishing Hallsjøen Lake fishing Lille Rostavatnet Lake fishing Loddejávri Lake fishing Meltingvatnet Lake fishing Mjøsa Lake fishing Nååmesjenjaevrie Lake fishing Oldervikvannet Lake fishing Pikevatnet Lake fishing Reevhtse Lake fishing Store Buevannet Lake fishing Storsvenningvatnet Lake fishing Svartevatnet Lake fishing Tromsdalsvatnet Lake fishing Ytre Svanvatnet Lake fishing

Rivers (9)

Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing Pasvikelva River fishing

Coast (5)

Bjørnevatnet Sea, from shore Geirangerfjorden Sea, from shore Hardangerfjorden Sea, from shore Nordkapp Sea, from shore Storfjorden Sea, from shore

Common questions

What fish can you catch in Norway?

It depends on the water. Open a fishing spot in Norway to see the species most likely right there, from pike and perch to coastal fish.

Do you need a fishing license in Norway?

Usually yes. Fishing in Norway generally requires a national or regional permit, and the rules vary. Check the local regulations before you fish.

When is fishing best in Norway?

It varies by species and season. As a rule the bite is best at dawn and dusk, and Napp ranks the species per spot from the live weather, water temperature, season and time of day.