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Namsentunet Fly Fishing Lodge, Namsen, Norway, fly fishing Norway, salmon fly fishing, Aardvark McLeod

Namsentunet Lodge, Namsen River – Norway

From £4,700 per person based on single room / shared guide

Namsentunet Lodge is located on the banks of the River Namsen and offers a wonderful variety of water for Atlantic salmon fly fishing spread over four large continuous beats.  Numerous

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Aunan Lodge Norway, Norway, Salmon Fishing Norway, Orkla River Norway, Fly Fishing Norway, Aardvark McLeod Norway

Grindal Salmon Lodge, Orkla – Norway

From NOK 6,000 per rod per day in June and July, From NOK5500 in August.

Grindal Salmon Lodge (formerly Aunan Lodge) is located on the banks of the River Orkla and offers a little over five kilometres of continuous Atlantic salmon fly fishing.  The fishing

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Gaula River – Norwegian Flyfisher’s Club

From £1,300 self-catered or £2,000 full board

Flowing over 145km from its headwaters in the mountains near Holtalen all the way down to the Trondheim Fjord, the Gaula River is wild and unregulated. Without the impediment of

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Oldero Lodge, Norway, Salmon fishing, Norway fishing guide, Aardvark McLeod

Oldero Lodge, Lakselv – Norway

Previously overlooked in favour of bigger Norwegian rivers, the Lakselv now ranks high on the list for fishermen looking for big salmon. Fishing on this small river from Oldero Fly

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Gaula River, Winsnes Lodge, Norway, Atlantic salmon

Gaula River – Winsnes Lodge, Norway

From £2,000 per person

Winsnes Fly Fishing Lodge was founded in 1882 and travelling salmon fly fishers have now enjoyed over 130 years’ fishing and staying at the lodge. The Gaula is regarded as one of Norway’s finest rivers and known as ‘the river of silver and gold’.

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Malselv River, Norway, Norway Atlantic Salmon, fly fishing Norway, Aardvark McLeod

Malselv River, Norway

Price dependent on length of stay

The Malselv is a big salmon river, in the same class as Reisa and Lakselv, and is formed as the tributaries Divi River and Rosta River meet. It flows into

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