Norway's Best Kept Fishing Secret
"Fly fishing in Norway" usually evokes images of mountain trout and salmon rivers. But Norway has so much more to offer.
Saltwater fly fishing on the South Coast is a true hidden gem that combines a stunning landscape with fast-paced fishing, species variety, and the intensity of the ocean, while still accessible enough for a quick weekend trip.
The day is active: you traverse the rocky coastline, stripping streamers aggressively through pressure zones where predators hunt. The fishing is action-packed, and one setup is all you need to target the full species lineup.
When to come
The coast of Kristiansand offers fantastic fly fishing from June through September. Cod, sea trout, and wrasse will be better in the early summer, whereas the later summer will see larger average size of pollack and swarms of mackerel will begin to appear. The whole summer offers fantastic fishing.
Our Trips
Fishing with a knowledgeable guide stacks the odds in your favor. You spend more time fishing the right water, stay safer on the rocks, and get real feedback that makes you a better angler. It also saves you trial-and-error, so you can make the best of your time in Norway.