Fagervika Rorbu

The Inn-shore fishing area east of the well-known island of Dønna between Fagervika and the islands of Hugla and Tomma is still relatively unexplored by German anglers, but a look at the nautical chart is enough to mentally see the halibut or large cod hanging on the hook . The Ranfjorden, which is only a few minutes by boat and up to 400m deep, is not only the perfect area for summer saithes roaming about in the middle water, but also a very hot tip for friends of deep-sea fishing for redfish, ling and tusk with its steep edges and underwater plateaus . On the outer edge of the island of Feøya, about 8 nautical miles away, you can catch almost all other suspected predators such as pollack, saithe, cod and, in the autumn, hake. On the Feøy- and Leirholmgrunna, the XXL plates lurk for the deadbait or the attractively guided rubber fish to compete with the angler. Those who prefer to flirt with somewhat smaller and red-spotted flatfish should try fresh fish scraps or chicken in the sandy "Låvongsbulta". There are also some freshwater inlets there, so a copper-colored Snaps or Hansen Flash should not be missing in any sea trout fan's bait box. In good weather you can easily reach the open sea with many plateaus and cliffs for large cod, pollock and redfish. In addition to the great variety of fish and the picturesque nature with the imposing mountain ranges and enchanting sandy beaches, another major advantage of the local area is the pleasantly small budget for boat fuel, because all hot spots are within a few kilometers radius and are well protected depending on the wind direction .

Fishing Pictures - Fagervika

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