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Fishing in Ringebu, Norway Photo: CH/www.visitnorway.com

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Make sure you stay safe during your fishing holiday in Norway, and that you are familiar with local rules and regulations.

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Fishing in Ringebu, Norway - Photo: CH/www.visitnorway.com

Practical information

Make sure you stay safe during your fishing holiday in Norway, and that you are familiar with local rules and regulations.

Practical information

Source: Visitnorway

Practical information

Safety at sea

No fish is worth risking your life. Conditions at sea can be unpredictable so take adequate precautions before setting out on your fishing trip.

Sport fishing rules and regulations: Sea fishing

Sport and recreational fishing in the sea around Norway can be enjoyed free of charge provided that you follow some simple rules.

Safety on rivers and lakes

Safety when fishing on inland waters in Norway mostly boils down to common sense and taking some basic precautions.

Sport fishing rules and regulations: Freshwater fishing

You will need to purchase various, easily obtainable licences depending on where you want to go fishing in Norway. Find out more here.

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