Lauri 0 Report post Posted November 23, 2016 Hi! I might be moving to Trondheim next Summer and would appreciate all the info on the fishing possibilities near the city (<20km, the closer the better). Preferably I would fish with a single hand fly rod (3-9 weights) for mackerel, pollock, pike, chub, trout, char, salmon, whatever. I'm not interested in filling my freezer with fish but rather having a frequent chance for decent fishing with a possibility of a bite every now and then Nidelva would have the optimal location, but is it completely closed outside salmon season? Would I get arrested or hospitalized for practising my cast there without a fly during off-season? Additionally, I might tie a pile of flies to pass the time. Is there a way to sell them legally in Norway without founding a company? cheers, Lauri Ps. I'm also interested in ice-fishing, so all tips related to that are also welcome. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ford prefect 36 Report post Posted November 24, 2016 Hi - You can fish for trout in upper parts of Nidelva all year except 15.sep - 15.nov. Fishing licence is 400kr/year. - No law against practicing flycasting in the rivers off-season. Use some yarn on the leader. - Easiest way to get rid of your fly surplus is to sell them on Facebook. Become a member of the "Fluefiske-Kjøp,Salg,Bytte,Gi Bort" group. Hopefully some locals can give you information on differt areas/spots in here, but these forums is not what they used to be. Most people have joined different FB groups.. Enjoy your stay Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lauri 0 Report post Posted November 30, 2016 Thanks a lot, I'll check those out Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
