HasvagCamp

10/09/2026

Today’s sea fishing session was really rewarding. Quite big waves and a fast drift, but despite all that, we managed to coax some nice fish into biting. The winning bait was definitely mackerel—the predators reacted to it the moment it hit the bottom. 🎣

It’s going to be windier for the next two days, so we might focus on the fjord and sea trout, or go mushroom and blueberry picking instead. Either way, still better by the water than at work, right? Tight lines! 🤙

28/08/2026

Sending over more photos from the last few days, friends. It's as if the weather is making up for an otherwise very cold summer. Beautiful temperatures, no wind, calm seas, and huge fish. 🎣

The last few days have been truly wonderful, and according to the forecast, this kind of weather should continue. Besides the fish, there are also mushrooms at every turn right now, adding yet another dimension to trips into nature. 💪

28/08/2026

Monster alert from our fishing guide! 🎣 Yesterday they managed to catch this absolute monster. Even in Central Norway, ladies and gentlemen, fish like this swim around. 🐟 We are thrilled that it was caught right here at our place. That's ! ✌️

06/08/2026

Tight lines, friends! Ling season is already here. The previous group managed to outsmart lings over 160 cm long, just a stone's throw from the camp right in the fjord. 🎣 However, it's even better out on the open sea, where these gorgeous predators are waiting on the drop-offs. 🐟

As for spin fishing, it's going well mainly with pollack and mackerel. Coalfish aren't easy to locate, and catching one is more of a stroke of luck. But when you do land a coalfish, it's usually a very solid size. 🙏

The weather is still a total rollercoaster. Rain one minute, wind the next, then a bit of sunshine, repeating over and over. It’s one of the most unpredictable seasons weather-wise that we’ve ever experienced. Even so, it's still beautiful here. 🤌

On another note, we've also been picking mushrooms for a while now, and they're starting to pop up more and more. 👍

21/07/2026

Tight lines, friends! Today we have a short recap of the last few days, when the good weather finally allowed us to focus on selective fishing and target some big fish. 🎣

Attilka scored big with a 165 cm halibut. Rejža didn't let himself be outdone, though, and landed a 107 cm beauty—an extremely rewarding catch since it came on a light 50g rod. Later, he caught another little hali, which made up for its smaller size with incredible colors. 🎣

Besides the halibuts, we also managed to land several gorgeous ling while fishing with baitfish. Light spinning was plenty of fun too, especially with pollack and mackerel. Saithe occasionally show up in large numbers on the shelf, where you can pick off quite a few. 🤙

That said, saithe fishing remains very hit-or-miss—you really have to be in the right place at the right time to get into them. Now we’re facing a few rough days ahead with wind and rain. Temperatures are still staying low, under 15 °C. I might be repeating myself, but it feels like summer hasn't even arrived yet. 😅

We'll check in again next time. Tight lines! This is ! 👈

13/07/2026

Tight lines, friends! The weather has been a bit of a rollercoaster this year, but our anglers are still having a great time. I’m sending over some fresh photos from our guests. They’ve been having the most success spin fishing for pollack. When the weather clears up, it’s also great for ling, halibut, and the occasional cod, especially when using natural baits. 🎣

As for coalfish (saithe), we’ve been struggling with them a bit so far. Every now and then we get a nicer catch, but oddly enough, it’s usually when natural bait fishing rather than classic spinning. Temperatures are still hovering around 15 degrees—it's much colder compared to last year, for example. You constantly have to keep an eye on the weather, pick the windows when the wind dies down, and head out onto the water. 👍

We’ll see what the next few days bring. Bye for now! This is ! 🤙

04/07/2026

A new fishing video from our guide is out! This time we were fly fishing around our camp. 😎

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24/06/2026

Tight lines, friends! Just a quick update today with a few new photos. 🎣 Considering it's the second half of June, it's only around 12 °C here and it rains every now and then. But it looks like it will warm up in the coming days and summer will finally start here too. 😅

17/06/2026

Hi friends, we’re sending you some photos from yesterday’s epic day, which we dedicated to sea trout fishing. 🎣 Just twenty minutes from our camp, we caught these silver treasures. When the wind on the open sea reaches ten meters per second or more, it’s worth finding a different kind of adventure in the fjord. 💪

And sea trout fishing is an incredibly challenging and highly sporting angling discipline. They say the sea trout is the fish of a thousand casts. 👈 But when they’re actively feeding, everything can suddenly change. This is a whole new level of fishing in Norway. 🤌 You won’t fool these fish with heavy tackle and a simple retrieve. To catch them, you need to think, experiment, stay patient, and cast, cast, cast. 👍

It simply can’t be compared to fishing on the open sea with heavy rods and tackle. Anyone who loves light spinning or fly fishing will know exactly what I’m talking about. 🙏 It was an amazing day on the water, and paradoxically, the bad weather gave us the opportunity to experience something truly incredible. 🤙

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03/06/2026

Hello friends, after the friendly rivalry with the "po***ck master" crew, where the “basketball players” broke the 103 cm mark, the guests have now shifted their competition to halibut fishing instead. 👊

Apartment 5 made its mark by catching this beautiful flatfish on two consecutive days. But then Apartment 2 answered back with an extraordinary 138 cm specimen. Apartment 4 certainly didn’t want to be left behind either, and their youngest member landed a 120 cm halibut also. 🎣

Over the last five days, some crew has caught a halibut every single day, constantly competing with each other for the better result. Everything was caught using rigs designed for natural-bait fishing — a long two-meter leader, a single hook and a treble hook, with natural bait such as coalfish or mackerel. 👈

In fact, some mackerel had already been caught a few days earlier, and they are, of course, excellent bait for this style of fishing. We’ll keep you updated again later — bye for now! This is ! 🇳🇴