Tomma Havfiske

If you ask an angler if he's ever heard of the islands of Tomma or Hugla , he'll probably just give you a quizzical look. But that's how it was over 10 years ago also on the island of Vega - and just like there, this will change here within a very short time. Because this area has infinite potential. You can catch the "classic" predatory fish such as pollock, haddock and cod within casting distance of the jetty. Stifjorden, approx. 2 km away, is just like the Ranfjorden as a neighbor to the south - not only the perfect area for the summer catfish roaming in the middle waters, but also perfect for those who love sea fishing for redfish and ling. Between the reefs on the west side of the island - as in many other places in this region - huge halibut await the angler. Those who prefer to flirt with slightly smaller plaice should try fresh fish scraps or chicken meat as bait in the sandy Sundsvågen , which is approx. 5 km southwest of Tomma Havfiske. In addition to the great variety of fish and the picturesque nature with the impressive mountain ranges and the enchanting sandy beaches, another great advantage of the local area is the pleasantly low budget for boat fuel, because all the hot spots are within a few kilometers radius and are well protected depending of the wind direction.