FISHING
Unique fishing in the village of Storuman, northern Sweden
The village of Storuman in Sweden is one of the last wilderness areas in Europe and offers excellent opportunities for fishing and outdoor living among large forests, a variety of wildlife and more than 2,400 lakes.
The fishing here is world class! After a change of owners, renewal and thorough reconstruction, the fishing camp was reopened.
Fishing in northern Sweden is very unique and varied at any time of the year. There are fish species in the rivers and lakes of Storuman, such as:
Arctic char (up to 6 kg)
Rainbow trout (5 – 6 kg, record 12 kg)
Brown trout (up to 7 kg)
Whitefish (4.0 – 5.0 kg)
Perch (1.5 – 2.0 kg)
Grayling (1.5 – 1.8 kg)
Pike (up to 15 kg)
Summer fishing
It starts at the end of April and lasts until the end of November. The most popular summer fishing activities in northern Sweden are spinning, fly fishing and trolling.
Winter fishing
In Storuman it starts in December and ends in early May. In winter, you will love fishing for grayling (up to 1.5 kg), perch (up to 1.5 kg) and pike. In winter, mormyshka fishing is popular in Sweden.
Hole fishing
Winter fishing in Storuman is the whitefish fishing season. The second most popular winter fishing is Arctic char. Specimens up to 3 kg are not uncommon. Jig, a vertical tackle. The sporting element of fishing for char and whitefish in winter with “thin” tackle is the incredible adrenaline that will flood you when you pull these powerful fish from a depth of up to 25 meters.
Fly fishing
Fishing for grayling, trout, char and pike.
Fishing for grayling and trout with a dry fly in turbulent streams of small mountain rivers and in calm lakes is an incredible experience! Rivers with amazingly clean water, where you can drink directly from the river, the air and nature itself in Swedish Lapland is an unforgettable experience when fishing for grayling, trout and char.
Spinning fishing
Fishing for large wild rainbow trout is an unforgettable experience: with jig, trolling, artificial bait, small wobblers and spinners.
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