seafishing next week

[marcus1975]

Hi all

I finally recieved my new plastic drivers license YEAH!!!!!! which means i can now drive here ,so i am looking for a spot that aint to hard to get to and with a chance of a fish or 2 ,oh and any recomendations on bait would be great .

Cheers

Mark

[permagnar]

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 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

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

Endret September 16, 2006 av permagnar

[marcus1975]

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 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

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

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

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 .

[permagnar]

On this link you will find live weather information for the drøbak area. Tidal movement can be found here.

You should be able to catch some mackerel using blank/blue lures.

Then you can use strips of mackerel as bait on paternoster or gliding tackles. In this thread you might find some inspiration for some rigs/tackles.

Endret September 16, 2006 av permagnar

[Gone_Fishing]

Then you can use strips of mackerel as bait on paternoster or gliding tackles. In this thread you might find some inspiration for some rigs/tackles.

I always wondered why norwegian fishermen use the word tackle, when we mean rig ? ( I find it a bit confusing that we keep using english words, but change the meaning of them)

Also glidetackle is in english a running ledger rig

[permagnar]

I always wondered why norwegian fishermen use the word tackle, when we mean rig ? ( I find it a bit confusing that we keep using english words, but change the meaning of them)

Also glidetackle is in english a running ledger rig

Thanks, Gone_Fishing - i was looking for the word "running", but I guess that Marcus is used to reading "Norwenglish" by now

[Bunker]

Then you can use strips of mackerel as bait on paternoster or gliding tackles.

Bring som shrimp as well (or frosen mackerel), not always the mackerel is in a good mood, and having no bait is like driving your into the sea, it gets you nowhere.