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Ice Fishing

 A True Arctic Experience of Tradition and Tranquillity
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Ice fishing is a tranquil, quiet, and timeless winter tradition in the north. Even though the landscape and lakes are frozen still, Trout, Pike, and Roach fish are still active beneath the surface.

The experience is usually 2-3 hours, depending on your preferences.. Learn the essentials of ice thickness, safety, and how to drill through thick ice. You are shown the best techniques for fishing in the frigid waters.

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All equipment you need is provided, including fishing rod with lure, use of ice auger, and reindeer pelt for insulation from the ice.

We have a fire burning nearby throughout the outing, an excellent place to warm up on a cold day or grab a hot beverage. If luck strikes and you catch a fish (that is big enough) we will help you prepare it for cooking.

No previous experience needed, just curiosity and patience.

What to Wear

Fishing pole and other equipment provided - but staying warm is key!

​​Recommended Clothing to Wear:​

  • Wool or synthetic base layer

  • Winter jacket and outdoor pants (such as ski gear)

  • Warm socks(wool recommended)

  • Mittens or gloves​

  • Warm & comfortable winter boots​​

  • Beanie and Scarf​​​

​​Recommended Accessories​:

  • Water Bottle

  • Camera or Phone for Pictures

  • A Small Backpack for carrying the above, and for adding/removing layers

Booking
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Price and Booking

Booking is Available January to March

  • Pre-booking is required.

  • Warm clothing is NOT provided. Read the above what to wear for gear recommendations.

  • Minimum group size is 4.

  • Minimum age is 12.

  • If you cannot find a date and time that suits, it is possible to make group bookings outside of our scheduled opening days. In that case, contact us with your wishes.

Ice Fishing

995kr/p

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