Estuary Flyfishing Lodge sits idyllically on the bank of Glomma where it makes a bend approximately 1500 meters down from the famous Kvennan Camping. The river in this area is rather shallow and wide. This combined with the existence of a number of small islands in the river has created a very attractive environment for fly-fishing enthusiasts. This stretch of the river has a formidable reproduction rate making it one of the best grayling and trout fishing one can experience in Norway. This beat is now a fly-fishing only zone, with a bag limit and limitations on the number of licenses issued.
We are currently restoring the historical landscape on and around the farm in order to create a perfect environment for fishing tourists. On these pages you can see what we have to offer for the fly fishing season of 2011.
Click on the photo below to see how the Lodge is located in relation to the riverlandscape.
The March 2008 issue of Trout & Salmon contains a nice and vividly written story about of the flyfishing zone and our lodge. The author is one of their most acclaimed contributors - Mr. Jon Beer.
Estuary Flyfishing Lodge wishes you a peaceful new year - full of good nature experiences.
Legendary flyfishing profile, Matt Hayes, trying his luck right outside the Blacksmiths Place.
Photo: Ivar Øyan
Evening-view from the stoneterrace in front of the Blacksmiths Place.
Photo: Ivar Øyan
The riverkeeper, Hein Van Aar, battleing with a grayling outside the Blacksmiths Place.
The March 2008 issue of Trout & Salmon contains a nice and vividly written story about of the flyfishing zone and our lodge. The author is one of their most acclaimed contributors - Mr. Jon Beer.
Legendary flyfishing profile, Matt Hayes, trying his luck right outside the Blacksmiths Place.
Evening-view from the stoneterrace in front of the Blacksmiths Place.
The riverkeeper, Hein Van Aar, battleing with a grayling outside the Blacksmiths Place.