Plan a road trip or travel through Scandinavia? Even move there permanently? Want to survive on fish in the wild but don’t know how yet? We can help you out!
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No matter if you are looking for a proper challenge on your upcoming trip to the North or if you just want to get better insights on the fish of your dreams …
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Introducing one of our latest creations, a magnificent poster featuring the most significant Scandinavian freshwater and marine fish species. With over a hundred diverse species, this poster is for anyone interested in …
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nor.: sjøørret; swe.: havsöring; fin.: meritaimen; dt.: Meerforelle Fishing for sea trout is very popular along the Scandinavian coast. Especially in the Norwegian fjords there are plenty of excellent places to pursue …
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nor.: røye; swe.: röding; fin.: rautu/nieriä; dt.: Saibling) The mighty arctic char is one of the most beautiful fish and well known for the red bellies the male specimens get when becoming …
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Mackerel (Scomber scombrus) is a pelagic fish that is very common in the North Atlantic and along the Norwegian coast. It has a characteristic appearance with black stripes along the body side, …
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Every fishing enthusiast has probably heard of the incredible fishing grounds in Norway – giants, endless possibilities and fish everywhere. Norway is a true paradise when it comes to fishing and everyone …
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Saltstraumen is the strongest tidal current in the world and the place to be for world record fishing. Here is home to the large coalfish, cod and halibut. As the countless fish …
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When it comes to fishing, Lofoten is defenitely one of the places to be. Record fish are caught here every year. The Lofoten are particularly known for their huge Atlantic cod and …
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There are 187,888 lakes in Finland and you can catch a fish in every single one of them. Finland is one of the best fishing destinations in the world and you’ll have …
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