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Send an enquiryThe Syltefjord river lies 15 kilometres east of Båtsfjord Brygge, about half an hour by car. It rises from Ordovannet at 250 metres above sea level, is called Ordojohka until it meets the Skogåselva, then Vesterelva on the way down to the sea — but the whole thing is known as the Syltefjord river.
The catch runs at five to six tonnes a year, which is strong for a small river. Most of it is grilse and medium salmon, but large fish are taken every season.
The best pools are in the upper two thirds of the river, where the bed is gravel, sand and stone. It is wilderness fishing, but with a road and a path to it.
The state angling fee must be paid before you fish. We will help you with the local licence.
What to bring
- Your own gear
- A fishing licence and the state angling fee
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How it looks
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Trips are set up around the weather and the size of the group, so we answer by email. Tell us when you want to go out and how many you are, and we will find a time.
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