Sea fishing in Norway is more than a hobby, it is a real fiesta of life in the cradle of nature. When I start thinking about my adventures in this wonderful land, even my heart beats with joy.

Every fisherman in Norway with a fishing rod in his hand he falls into an extraordinary environment. Fantastic fjords, calm inlets and very deep oceans. A passion for fishing that can rarely be found anywhere.

When is sea fishing in Norway?

Sea fishing in Norway lasts from spring to autumn, and each month has its own charm. Here's a simple table to remember when and what you can catch in the sea in Norway.

Fish	Fishing season
Cod	January - April
Atlantic salmon	May - September
Mackerel	June - October
Black cod	May - August
Herrings	October - January
Sea bass	July - September

Well, before starting fishing in Norway, it is necessary to take care of fishing permits.

Preparation for sea fishing in Norway

Sea fishing in Norway is really different from Lithuania! Everything is there - just don't forget to prepare before you leave. Fishing there is no licensing in the sea, nor is a license required to fish in the fjords. But it is necessary to prepare the right equipment. Here are some tips you should pay attention to.

Tools and Equipment

Fishing in the Norwegian Sea requires specific gear and equipment to ensure safety, efficiency and comfort. Here is a list of basic supplies that will come in handy when fishing. Don't be afraid, most of the tools can be rented locally or if you have booked fishing with guides, they usually take care of everything.

• Fishing rod: Strong marine fishing rod, adapted to larger fish such as cod or salmon.
• Reel: A strong reel that can withstand the weight and pressure of large fish. It is better to choose special sea fishing reels.
• The line: Durable and strong line, resistant to salt water. Commonly used braided or monofilament line.
• Hooks: Hooks of different sizes depending on the species of fish caught. It is essential to have spares as they can easily break or get lost.
• Baits and lures: Natural or artificial lures. It is popular to use rubber fish, shine, glowing lures or natural baits (e.g. fish, shrimp).

Special equipment

• Sonars (echo sounders): Helps detect schools of fish, shows water depth and bottom structure. It is an important tool for finding fishing spots.
• Marine GPS: Helps to navigate the sea and return to the original location. It also makes it easy to find good fishing spots next time.

Safety equipment

• Life jacket: Must be worn at all times, especially when on a boat or ship.
• First aid kit: A must have kit for minor injuries and other health issues.
• Radio: A VHF radio is an important communication tool in an emergency. It allows contact with rescue services or other vessels.

Clothes

• Protective clothing: Waterproof and warm clothing to protect against wind and water. You need to be prepared to fish in different weather conditions.
• Gloves: Protects hands from injury and makes it easier to grip wet fish or gear.
• Sunglasses: Su polarized glasses, to reduce the reflection of the sun from the water surface.

Even just fishing, but also recreation

There are so many fun gadgets to be found here that it turns a fishing vacation into nothing but pure pleasure. Without a fishing rod, I would join all sorts of fun and adventures. Walking around magical fjords, hiking in the mountains or even snowboarding in winter.

It is also worth visiting local museums that tell the secrets of Norwegian history and culture. Many cities have great restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood. It is not only delicious, but also healthy.

Norway is a wonderful country, and traveling around the country is always a memorable adventure. Each different place offers its own adventure and eye-pleasing views.

Each region has its own charm and slightly different flavor, so you will always discover something new. When spending time fishing, I often realize how fishing and recreation go well together.

Sea fishing in Norway is not only a catch, but also a baggage of experiences worth sharing. And know that your stories and advice are a real treasure for other fishermen. Share your funny stories and recommendations in the article comments!