Vrådal is a popular destination for anglers who want to throw out their fishing rods in the region's waters. Here is some information about fishing in Vrådal:
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Lakes and rivers: Vrådal is located in a scenic area with many lakes and rivers that are rich in different fish species. The best -known lakes in the area are Vråvatn and Nisser, in which you can find trout, char, felches, perch and other fish species. The average weight of the trout is approximately 150 to 600 grams, but occasionally specimens are caught over 8 kg. The best months for fishing are June and August/September, since the water is often so warm in July that the fish go to larger depths. .
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Fishing cards and licenses: To fish in Vrådal, you usually need a fishing card or license. These can be bought either online, in the tourist information or in the Straand Hotel. The price is 50 NOK for two days, 100 NOK for 14 days or 200 NOK for a calendar year. All under 16 years of fishing for free. The catch rate is not limited. (As of summer 2023) The card is valid for large parts of Vråvatn, the upper part of the Nisser and many smaller mountain lakes. A card that includes lakes can be found here.
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Boot or coastal fishing: You have the option of either fishing from the shore or renting a boat and fishing on the lakes. Fishing from the boat enables you to get to the best fishing spots and fully enjoy the waters. There are also opportunities for coastal fishing on the bank of some lakes.
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Nature experience: Fishing in Vrådal is not only a way to catch fish, but also a wonderful nature experience. You will be surrounded by the breathtaking landscape, enjoy the calm of nature and maybe even watch wild animals such as birds and moose.
Vrådal offers fishermen various ways to explore nature and try their luck while fishing. Regardless of whether you are an experienced angler or a beginner, fishing in Vrådal will certainly be an unforgettable experience. Please remember to observe the local regulations and fishing responsibly to protect the fish stocks and keep the waters clean.
We wish fishing luck!