Litlehaug

Helgeland - the region of Norway, which is like no other section famous for high species richness and big fish. The Litlehaug house with the appropriate 19 foot / 60 hp Kaasbøll boat is ideally equipped for 4 fishers.

The Hugla island is still completely new territory for anglers, but a look at the nautical chart is enough to see Halibut or Great Cod already hanging on their hooks. The over 400m deep "Ranfjorden" right in front of the property is a guarantee for all the deep-sea friends who are after the tasty red and large ling / lumb. On the outer edge of the offshore island Feøya you catch almost all other suspected predators such as pollack, coalfish and cod. On the Feøy and Leirholmgrunna, the XXL flatfish lurk on the Deadbait or the appealingly managed rubberfish to compete with the angler.

Those who prefer to toy with smaller and red-dotted flatfish should try fresh scraps of fish on the other side of the Ranfjorden in the sandy "Låvongsbulta". There are also some freshwater inlets - a copper-colored snaps or Hansen Flash should therefore not be missing in the bait box of sea trout fans. In addition to the large variety of fish as well as the picturesque nature with the imposing mountain ranges and charming sandy beaches is another great advantage of the local territory in the pleasantly small budget for the boat fuel, because all hot spots are located here within a radius of a few miles away and well protected depending on the wind direction.

We are already looking forward to catching the lucky anglers who will visit Litlehaug.

Fishing Pictures - Litlehaug

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