Living There
While there are many things to say about Norway, beginning with its exceptional natural beauty and ending with the Viking legends, there is also a more practical form of traveling to Norway, a more mundane activity that any visitor should envision. While some people simply travel to relax or learn something new through passive contemplation, there are also those brave adventurers that set out to discover new and exciting ways to experience a destination. Of course, the iconic image of Norway are those awesome fjords that cut deep into the country, with small wooden houses hanging on a steep hill. But Norway is also a destination for the ultimate adventure and thrill, beginning with the amazing opportunities for fishing expeditions.
Fishing in Norway is not an easy feat by all means, being for those that truly seek the excitement of the moment. There are nearly all the known forms of fishing there and one could tackle the craziest catches on a tour in the Norwegian waters. One of the first examples is deep sea expeditions, many leaving from most larger towns and cities of the country. The great things about them is that they can be attempted year round, that is if you are not afraid of cold waters and freezing temperatures. The pristine and utterly magical coastline of Norway is the perfect setting to attempt record setting catches. There is nothing like setting out before dawn from a small Norwegian port in a small boat, imagining the former Viking boats doing the same thing thousands of years before. There are many species to be caught during a fishing expeditions in Norway, some can even be called monsters.
Leaving the traditional fishing villages and towns of the coast, the inner territory is also filled with amazing opportunities. The clear lakes, rivers and streams of Norway are the perfect destination for fresh water fishing, places of immense natural beauty and an abundance of catches. Trout and salmon fishing are amongst the most popular and frequent, but there are dozens of other species. Although usually one could find a fishing activity or expedition in most regions of the country, it is a good idea to know where you are going and what the rules on fishing in Norway. Overall, this is one of the greatest fishing destinations in the world, and by mixing in the picturesque landscapes and the cultural heritage of Norway, a trip could not get any better than that.
