Stabburselva and inland lakes

Stabburselva

A fishing trip to Stabburselva in Porsanger is an experience every fishing enthusiast should treat themselves to. This beautiful river, which flows through Stabbursdalen National Park, offers not only rich salmon and sea trout fishing but also an outstanding nature experience in some of Norway's most untouched and spectacular landscapes.

Stabburselva is known for its large stocks of salmon and sea trout, making it a perfect place for sports fishing. Battling a strong salmon or sea trout provides an adrenaline-pumping experience you won't soon forget. The river's clear and pure water, combined with natural bends and deep pools, creates an ideal environment for fishing, making it both exciting and challenging.

 

A trip to Stabburselva is more than just fishing. It is an opportunity to unwind from everyday stress and enjoy the tranquility of nature. The peaceful atmosphere along the river, with the sound of running water and birdsong, provides a meditative experience that allows you to relax and savor the moment. This is a place where you can truly find peace and enjoy the beauty of nature.

 

Stabbursdalen Resort also offers comfortable accommodation options right by the river, making it easy to start your fishing trip early in the morning and end late at night. In short, a trip to Stabburselva for salmon and sea trout fishing is not just a fishing trip, it is a complete nature experience. It is rare to find a place that combines exceptional fishing with such fantastic nature and excellent fishing conditions. So don't miss the chance to experience all this at Stabburselva in Porsanger – a paradise for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers.

 

 

 

 

 

Big Arctic Char Fishing in Stabbursdalen National Park

The char can grow to impressive sizes in inland lakes. Hooking into one of these massive fish can provide an adrenaline rush like no other. You'll feel the weight of the fish as it fights against your line, testing your skills as an angler.

 

Being by the water, or on the ice, can be a peaceful and serene experience, allowing you to take in the beauty of the surroundings and appreciate the tranquility of nature. Char is a delicious fish with firm flesh and a rich, buttery flavor. Catching your own fresh fish and cooking it up for a meal can be a rewarding experience, providing a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction that you won't find in your everyday life.

 

Overall, big char fishing in inland lakes can be an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of the catch, the beauty of nature, the challenge of the hunt, and the delicious taste of the reward.

 

Escape to the arctic beauty of Stabbursdalen Resort in Finnmark, Norway! Our resort is the ultimate destination for fishing enthusiasts, offering world-class salmon and sea trout fishing in the crystal-clear waters of Stabburselva.

 

But Stabbursdalen is more than just a fisherman's paradise – it's also a haven for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers. Stabbursdalen Resort is located near the national park, surrounded by stunning landscapes, and is perfect for hiking and birdwatching. With a rich diversity of bird species, you'll have plenty of opportunities to spot some of your favorite feathered friends.

 

After a day on the water, relax in one of our spacious cabins, which can accommodate up to 9 beds. And with our outdoor facilities, including a sauna, you can truly unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. If you want to socialize with your fellow fishermen, join us in our on-site restaurant for a cold drink and good company. Stabbursdalen Resort – where fishing, nature, and camaraderie come together.

 

 

 

**Stabbursdalen Resort** https://www.stabbursdalen.no

Find information about Stabburselva here: https://www.stabburselva.info

Private beats: https://www.stabburselva.info/stabbursdalen-elveeierlag/

Find information about the water level in the river here: https://sildre.nve.no/station/223.2.0

Fishing regulations and card prices: https://www.stabburselva.info

Stabbursnes Naturhus and Museum: https://www.stabbursnes.no