Østre Gausdal
With its big, fat trout, Gausdal Vestfjell in Langsua National Park is a true angler's paradise. Over 90 fishing lakes, miles of rivers, and streams with rock pools and small rapids.
Source: Visit Lillehammer
With its big, fat trout, Gausdal Vestfjell in Langsua National Park is a true angler's paradise. Over 90 fishing lakes, miles of rivers, and streams with rock pools and small rapids.
Purchase fishing licence for Gausdal Vestfjell and Langsua National Park at: inatur.no
Sale of fishing licences:
Nærbutikken, Svatsum +47 61 22 90 12
Kittilbu Utmarksmuseum +47 61 22 38 00
Værskei kafé +47 61 22 31 90
Coop Prix, V. Gausdal +47 61 22 31 52
Holsbru Kafé V. Gausdal +47 95 22 31 79
Liomseter Turisthytte +47 61 41 11 51
Circle K, Segalstad bru Ø. Gausdal +47 61 22 46 50
Rudstadstuen sport, Lillehammer +47 61 24 75 75
Sport 1 Gausdal, Ø. Gausdal +47 61 22 02 17
www.inatur.no +47 74 21 30 90
In addition, there are fishing-licence vending machines at Holsbru and Revsjøbommen
Species:
Trout, perch, Arctic char, and powan.
Special regulations and quotas:
Rod fishing permitted for all. In flowing water (rivers and streams), all fishing is prohibited during the period 11 September to 15 October inclusive. In lakes and tarns, fishing is permitted all year round but must take place at least 50 metres from inlets or outlets with fish population during the period 11 September to 15 October inclusive. Use of motorboat is prohibited, except on lake Dokkfløyvatnet where motors up to 5 HP can be used.
Source: Visit Lillehammer