Sea fishing in pictures – memories from the Trondheim Fjord
Between mountains, fjord and sea, moments are created that stay with you long after the boat is tied up.
On this page you will find photos from real fishing experiences at Hindrum Fjordsenter. Over the years, guests from across Europe have discovered the joy of exploring the Trondheim Fjord — from small mackerel and saithe to large halibut, ling and anglerfish. Each photo shows more than a catch. It shows anticipation, skill, time in nature and memories created out on the fjord.
The Trondheim Fjord is known as one of Norway’s most species-rich fjords, with more than 140 registered marine species and over 90 fish species. Its nutrient-rich waters create good conditions for sea fishing through large parts of the year. Whether you are new to fjord fishing or an experienced sea angler, the fjord offers the chance to experience something different on every trip.
Stories from the fjord
Every season brings new experiences on the Trondheim Fjord. Some guests catch their first cod. Others return year after year for the fishing, the silence and the time at sea. The photos on this page are small glimpses of these moments — catches, boat life and days remembered long after the journey home.
Sea fishing with respect for nature and people
Simple advice for a safer and more responsible fishing trip.
Read also the
tourist fishing regulations
for current rules, quotas and minimum fish sizes.
- Show consideration for other anglers and boats on the fjord
- Check the weather forecast and adjust the trip to the conditions
- Alcohol and boating do not belong together — safety comes first
- Take all waste back with you and help keep the fjord clean
- Fish with care — the experience is often more important than the quantity
- Keep a safe distance from fish farms and commercial fishing vessels
- Use a life jacket or flotation vest whenever you are at sea
- Follow current rules and minimum fish sizes for recreational fishing
- Ask the hosts if you want local knowledge about the fjord
- Foreign fishing guests must register reportable catches when fishing through a registered tourist fishing camp. Read more about catch registration
Want to read more about the fishing trip itself? Explore sea fishing in the Trondheim Fjord .
Curious about the species living in the fjord? See fish names A–Z .