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Fishing the rivers, lakes and coast of Helgeland. What’s your favourite catch? Halibut, cod or wolf-fish? Trout or salmon pulled from a river? Or do you prefer to go ice fishing and catch Arctic char?
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To fish in the “salmon-bearing section” of the Vefsna waterways, which includes the areas of the rivers where salmon and sea trout can be found, you need two fishing licenses: the Norwegian Environment Agency’s fishing fee and a fishing license for the specific zone of the river you are fishing in.
Discover Helgeland your way. Helgeland has something for everyone, no matter what you want to do or how you want to travel. Weekend trips, family trips, summit trips, fishing trips? The choice is yours.
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Polarcamp is just off the Coastal Route in Helgeland. Fishing enthusiasts come here from all over Europe to fish, both from the shore and from boats. Most of the tourists who come to us are looking for good fishing experiences or unique ways to experience nature. Feel free to ask us for tips, and we’ll point out the best fishing spots for you.
At Polarcamp, you can also fish with your feet on dry land, as there is deep water only a few metres offshore. Fishing from the shore requires a long cast and a little technique to make sure that the lure doesn’t get caught on seaweed when you are reeling in. Read our fishing tipsif you would like to know more about fishing from the shore or from b...
You can rent a professional fishing rod without hooks NOK 140 per day You can buy fishing hooks at the café PS. You don’t need a fishing permit for sea fishing. You can only take 15 kilos of fish fillets out of Norway.
Placid and compact seaside fishing resort in mid-Norway with boats for rent. First class fishing in the the fjords and in hundreds of lakes and rivers. Excellent wilderness hiking.
Consisting of thousands of smaller islands in the south and towering mountains and long, narrow fjords in the north, Helgelandskysten may be Norway’s most beautiful stretch of coast. The Helgeland region is best known for its stunning coastline, but it has much more than that to offer visitors.
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The 650 km drive was spectacular, however some road sections were narrow and required great care! Nonetheless, we loved ever changing landscape, the small islands and relaxed atmosphere of the region. No matter if you’re a keen hiker or water sports enthusiasts, or love fishing – Helgeland won’t disappoint you! Return to top of page
