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  3. seafishing next week

    i Open forum for non Norwegian speakers

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    So you're looking for some spots in the Oslo region?

    I've heard about some nice catches in Drøbaksundet. I've never tried this spot - but it might be worth a try?

    I tried some spots on Jeløya this summer. I could recommend this spot as a starting point :lol: Drive south to Moss, follow the signs to Jeløy. Straight ahead in the first roundabout, then make a right turn in the "Gimle" crossing (towards "Nes").

    Skitt fiske :lol:

    Edit: Just keep in mind that the police always bring their sharp scissors -> made for cutting through plastic driver licenses :lol:. Drive carefully ;)

    Thanks for that information ,i think i might just try Drøbaksundet its not to far away from me ,and sorry i forgot to say where i live its in the fjellhamar area .

    thank you very much :D

    Thanks for that information ,i think i might just try Drøbaksundet its not to far away from me ,and sorry i forgot to say where i live its in the fjellhamar area .

    thank you very much :lol:

    i forgot to say does the fjord have much of a tidel movement,because i have notice the 2 times i have been fishing here the tide doesnt really move so much .

    any tips on what to use for bait .

  5. The big "marcus1975 learning norwegian"-tread!

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    Your Norwegian seems good and everything, but there's one thing you've got to learn right now!

    "Tack" is Swedish and not Norwegian! The Norwegian word is "Takk"

    yeah sorry ,i have a swedish girlfreind so i sometimes get mixed up .

    Good luck tonight then. I'm a Liverpool man myself, og hope you thrash Man U, as I hope with everybody.

    To keep this tread to it's point, in Norwegian:

    "Lykke til i kveld, jeg er Liverpool fan og håper at dere knuser Man U, som jeg håper alle lag gjør"

    3-2 fe fam!!!!!!! lol

  7. Help !!! Norwegien rules for working here

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    The residence is for work as far as I know. It's a period based permit that allows you too work and live in the country for the period decided. As for your first point, in all counties that I know the rules for working permits is that you need an employer as your "sponsor". Thats why you need a confermation from you employer too get the tax card. But on the other side, do you REALLY want that? High taxes here :lol:

    i have read on official uk and norwegian goverment web site that i do not need a residence / working permit until i have been here for more than 6 months ,if i got a job in that time all i had to do was go to the police staiton and register that i was working and living here then after six months i would have to apply for a residence permit ,all of which i have tried to do but to date nithing has changed since i moved here .

    what i need is somebody to say step 1 you do this step 2 you do this and so on because i find the system here very confusing.

    thanks all the same m8 :D

    Mark

  11. Help !!! Norwegien rules for working here

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    hi all

    i have been living here for 4 months now and had the chance of 2 jobs so far ,the first was in the first month i was here ,got offered a job but i needed to get a D number so i did the paper work and waited .one month past so i thought something must be wrong ,i called the place dealing with it and they had lost all my information (really mad ) so i went to aetat instead and they were great ,3 weeks later i had a d number called back the place i was going to work and because of the time it took to get my d number thay had taken on other people . :D

    a few weeks past again and the same compony called me again offering me some work :lol: all i had to do was get a tax card and that was it .this is where i started to get confused ,on going to your tax offices i was told i needed a letter of confermation from my employer saying he wanted me to work for him WHY !!!!!and that i had to apply for a residence permit all of which i was told could take another 2 -3 weeks

    point 1 . why do i need conformation from an employer to get a tax card (do norwegians have to do this ?)

    point 2 . why do i need to apply for a residence permit ? whats that got to do with working here ?

    as far as i am aware norway is a partial member of the EU with the same working regulations which means i should have the freedom to work where i like within the EU without permits and i should be treated the same as a norwegian .

    because of the rules and regulations i fear i have lost my second job allready .

    if anybody knows the proper procedures and can help i wwould be very greatfull .

    and if anybody has a job for me even better lol

    Mark

  14. The big "marcus1975 learning norwegian"-tread!

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    How's it going with you Norwegian learning Marcus?

    not to good just back from scotland i have been visiting my parents ,but my own computer should be here tomorrow with a bit of luck and i can start to use all the languge software i have bought .

    tack!!!!

    Mark

    Vi hæv ænn inglisj gest saientist inn aor grup, ænn hiis lørnt a lått ow nårvitsjen fråm mai Ravi-stail i-mejls ånn mætirials kemistri, åldow hi døssent teik mi siriesli får faiv flætt iirs ennimår.

    Well, Marcus, if you get any sense out of the sentence above, you've certainly learnt the basics of Norwegian pronounciation...

    ha ha ha lol that wouldnt be ravi would it lol :D

    or should that be Jag forstor ikke Ravi !!!!!

    Mark

  15. Norwegian

    i Open forum for non Norwegian speakers

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    U should join one of us for a fishing trip...with a big deal going on...

    The Norwegian guy only speak eng and u only speak norwegian

    Did i hear racing learning????

    lol i have been told that if i really want to learn norwegian the best way is for the people i know here and my parnter to only talk norwegian to me apparently its the best method of learning ,hope i dont go hungry in the meantime lol. ;)

    thanks for the imput guys ;)

    Mark

    Sorry about my poor english.

    this is the moast imoprtant word: skitt fiske.

    It means bad fishing,but it is realy as a good luck before the fiching.

    Ever never say lykke til-good luck.

    It is a old people beleave ekspression.

    ;)

    no need to be sorry m8 i am in your country so its upto me to understand norwegians .

    lol my partner always says lykke til to me when i go fishing now i know why .

    thanks

    :P

    Mark

    ah cool thats what i am looking for ,

    tack

    Mark :)

  16. The big "marcus1975 learning norwegian"-tread!

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    Thanks so much guys yous are all very kind . My Norwegian is coming along very slowly i can just say my name how old i am and where i live at the moment ,i did make the mistake when i came here of trying to learn swedish at the same time but thats just confused the hell out me ,so its back to just the one languge for now .

    Jeg heter Mark ,jeg ar 31(tretien i know how to say it but not sur of the spelling )

    Jeg ar fra scotland men jeg bor norge nå ;)

    Tack

    Mark

  17. Norwegian

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    Hi Mark!

    I don`t know of any norwegian educational courses in the Fjellhamar area but there are several in Oslo.

    "Oslo VO Rosenhof do offer classes - but you have to meet up in person to book the dates:

    Oslo VO Rosenhof, inngang A i Dynekilgata 10, 0569 Oslo. Do remeber to bring your passport...

    Open 2006 from 31. juli 2006:

    Monday: 14:00 - 18:00

    Tuesday: 09:30 - 15:00

    Wednesday: 09:30 - 18:00

    Thursday: 09:30 - 15:00

    Friday: Closed

    Questions:

    Tlf 22 38 77 90 all days fromkl 10:00 - 14:00

    e-mail: rosenhof.inntakskontoret@ude.oslo.kommune.no

    thanks guys for all the help :D

    thanks Hoffa i checked out there website and found some very helpfull information and web pages to start helping me to learn ,

    cheers top reply m8

    Mark :D

  18. Norwegian

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    hi everyone

    well i have lived here for nearly 4 months and want to start to properly learn Norwegian ,i know alot of words but still no where near good enough to put a sentance together .

    so my question is does anybody know of any languge courses in the fjellhamer area ?

    believe me i have looked and i seem to be hitting a brickwall all the time .

    also seeing as this is a fishing website can you guys translate a few of your Norwegian fishing words into english for me eg

    English Norwegian

    fly fishing ?

    seafishing ?

    spinning ?

    any words you can help me with will be really helpfull and i promise i will take them all on board and learn them :)

    Thank you

    Mark

  20. TROUT

    i Oslo-området

    Skrevet

    I guess the nearest lakes for you will be Lutvann and Nøklevann. Why not hire a canoe and do some trolling at Nøklevann ?

    Else: It depens how far you are willing to walk or bicycle and do you have a car for example ? (Not really necessary in most cases)

    And yes, the trout doesn't like a water temperature over 16 degrees Celsius, so fish deeply and likely from late in the evening to early morning.

    ahhh!!! lutvann and nooklevann are really close to me ,i am very interested in hiring a canoe and doing some trolling but do you mean trolling lures ?

    yeah we do have a car but my partner uses it nearly every day to goto her work but i do have a mountain bike so getting there wont be a problem,how deep do you think i should fish and will i have to add lead to my line to go deep (never trolled before complete novice )

    Mark :blink:

  21. location to fish around oslo

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    Hey Mark. The fjord is hot, the fishing is slow but you should be able to catch some mackrell if you want to fish in the daytime. The problem however is that most places are crowded with people having a swim, bbq or tanning so my suggestion is too fish the early morning or evening. Another problem though is all the boats.

    Howfar will you travel? You can fish in the narrow parts of the fjord where its more coldwater, about 32km south of Oslo you have many places to fish from the rocks or peers in Drøbak, the fjord is deep there with alot of current, but it also have nice places for your partner too have a swim. You can fish in the morning, have a stroll in the narrow backstreets with buatifull buildings and flowers, go to the aquarium and look at the fish in the harbour and eat some good food in one of the restauraunts. The Seahorse restaurant has th most awesome fishcakes in Norway. Then go to the park for a swim and a tan. Then you get a whole day out of it:) You can find the directions here:

    http://kart.gulesider.no/kart/index.c?star...0000000M01M6L0Y

    Some spots for fishing:

    ps=3&id=c_Z0GZ2YZ1&n=59.676223390528&s=59.6695265965425&e=10.6353577320463&w=10.6152250283042&markX=249&markY=335&tool=pan&scrollX=0&scrollY=0'>http://kart.gulesider.no/kart/index.c?ps=3...llX=0&scrollY=0

    http://kart.gulesider.no/kart/index.c?mark...llX=0&scrollY=0

    Here it is possible to fish some bottomfish on sandbottom:

    http://kart.gulesider.no/kart/index.c?ps=2...llX=0&scrollY=0

    Here is a nice big park with lots of swimming possibilities:

    http://kart.gulesider.no/kart/index.c?mark...llX=0&scrollY=0

    Thank you thats the sort of places i was looking for ,i love norway but it is a bit strange for me here because i did do alot of fishing in scotland and new all the good spots and well here i havnt got a clue where to go .anyway thanks for your help i am sure my partner would love a day out by the sea agian so she can work on here tan

    thanks again

    Mark

    Here you have a map marked with fishing places :

    http://www.villmarken.net/index.php?pid=12...page=0&showall=

    cheers for that it will be most helpfull :blink:

    Mark

    huh, noen av Oslogutta kunne vel snekra sammen et svar til fyren? Selv om det måtte bli på engelsk?

    sorry i have no idea what you wrote ,sorry my norweigen translation is verry poor but i am working on it .

    Mark :D

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