Halibut are Norway and Iceland’s biggest saltwater fish and can reach huge sizes and are classed as the world’s biggest flatfish. Usually found in deep water, often these Halibut move close to the shores of both Norway and Iceland, where sport fisherman will use many different techniques to target them. Once classed as a by catch of Cod fishing, it is now regularly targeted with rod and reel and Halibut single-handed attracts thousands of anglers to Norway and Iceland each year.
We are extremely delighted to be able to offer you this camp on the stunning Islands of Lofoten, Norway. The seas around these Islands are very rich in nutrients thus meaning very rich in fish stocks. It is where the World record Coalfish was captured. So, with such excellent fishing, why not treat your self to the full board option.
They say the most remote fishing is the best! Well, they are not wrong. Havoysund is the most northerly part of Norway you can reach and is the go to place for and sea anglers. The sea around Havoysund is teeming with Norway’s prime species, put this with an outstanding camp and guides and you have the best fishing in Norway.
We are extremely delighted to be able to offer you a hosted fishing trip to Å Norway which is on the stunning Islands of Lofoten. This trip will be hosted by one of our guides and he will be with you every step of the way helping you to get the most out of your sea fishing holiday.
A great fully hosted trip to the World famous Havoysund. Truly an outstanding place in Norway with it being the most northerly part of Norway you can get to, you will agree with us that the fishing is World class. It is mainly known for the outstanding Halibut fishing on offer and is ideal for single anglers wanting to experience Norway.
Welcome to Vesterålen located in the north of Norway surrounded by some of the most stunning landscape Norway has to offer. Known locally as the 'Kingdom of the Whales' it is home to a huge population of different species of Whales. This stunning Island is north of the world famous Lofoten Islands and the Arctic circle and benefits from the same amazing fishing opportunities.
