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Bestill fiskekort for Reisaelva 2010




  

Contact us

Reisastua AS
Holmestilla
N-9151 Storslett
NORWAY



Telefon: +47 91 33 45 60

post@reisastua.no

 

 

Partnere

Scott Mackenzie



 

Reisastua Lodge - "The Takes"

Huge salmons around 20kg / 50Pounds

The Reisa River (or Reisaelva in Norwegian) is 120 km long and originates in Finnmark. The salmon go 85 km up to the Imofossen waterfall. There are 19 zones containing good fishing spots, with a large number of deep pools for fly-fishing.

The Reisa River has a reputation for big salmon and whoppers are caught annually here weighing around 20 kg. So if you are looking to set a record, the Reisa River may be the right river.

Each autumn, large stocks of sea trout migrate up the river. The river has fantastic fly-fishing rapids and deep pools. We transport our guests by riverboat into the national park for exciting fishing for big salmon in majestic nature.

Our guides have considerable salmon fishing experience and will gladly show our guests where the salmon.

Note in particular that catch statistics show that the Reisa River is one of the world's best salmon rivers with an average weight of the 2010 season at 6.5 kg

Season: Juni 23 - August 31

 

Record breaking catch at Reisastua Lodge

Here you will find pictures of some of our guests and you can read about some of our guests' experiences at Reisastua.

This years season was very good and in total there were catched about 8 tons of salmon in total.

Reisa River consolidate its position as big salmon river in that it was taken many salmon between 15 and 23 kg.

We are particularly pleased that so many big female salmons was released back to the river.

This means we have great faith in the coming seasons.

Take a look at the film where Mr. Jens Olav Flekke catches his Record Breaking salmon @ 23,2 kg by clicking the link below

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