Fishing water in Østfold, Norge - 23 matches
Ara/Aremarksjøen
Lake Lake Ara is one of several lakes in Haldenvassdraget. This lake system is located in the Akershus and Østfold counties running parallel to the Swedish border and emptying near H...
Degernesfjella
Lake The Degernesfjella lake district is in the southern part of Rakkestad Municipality and comprises some 130 waters of varying size fish stock. The somewhat broken landscape is mai...
Elgåvassdraget
Lake, Running water The Elgåvassdraget waterway is a tributary water system in the Enningdalselva River system, entering it where the superb Elgåfossen falls close to the Swedish border. The Elgå R...
Enningdalselva
Running water The Enningdalselva River is also called Berbyelva River and is located in the southernmost section of Østfold County in the Halden Municipality. Flowing through the Enningdalen ...
Glomma Furuholmen - Sarpsfoss
Running water The stretch from Furuholmen to Sarpsfoss on the Glomma River is around 15 km and comprises both large coves and strong currents. The proximity to Sarpsborg means that accessibil...
Glomma Mørkfoss - Solbergfoss
Lake, Running water Lake Øyeren empties at Mørkfoss falls where the Glomma River runs down towards the Solbergfoss power station. The river’s run through the lake is even with some small and large ...
Glomma Solbergfoss - Kykkelsrud
Running water This part of the Glomma waterway stretches about 8 km. Its current here is mostly relatively strong though there are several large coves and backflows. The river is surrounded m...
Glomma Vamma - Furuholmen
Running water The Glomma River from Vamma to Furuholmen runs through an agricultural landscape with steep forested slopes along its shore. In some places there are steep cliffs, especially to...
Lundebyvannet
Lake Lake Lundebyvannet is located in the Eidsberg Municipality and comprises a main lake with a number of coves and skerries. The lake is in a forest area with some farming landscapes.
Mingevannet
Lake Lake Mingevannet is the northernmost of the three lakes in the Glomma River tributary system. Its 206 ha surface area makes it the largest of the three. Actually an extremely sl...
Øyeren - Trøgstad
Lake Lake Øyeren is the ninth largest lake in Norway and has more fish species than any other. More than 25 species are registered here and most of these attain trophy size.
Øymarksjøen
Lake The main body of the idyllic Lake Øymarksjøen is the Marker Municipality with only small part in the Aremark Municipality. The narrow lake is part of the Haldenvassdraget lake d...
Rødenessjøen
Lake Lake Rødenessjøen is located in the Marker Municipality and is one of the deepest in the Haldenvassdraget. In the north, it becomes Lake Skulerudsjøen on the border of Akershus ...
Skjeklesjøen
Lake Lake Skjeklesjøen in Rakkestad Municipality is connected to Lake Greåkersjøen. It is also possible to take your boat directly to Lake Elnessjøen at high water levels. Skjeklesjø...
Stikletjern
Lake Lake Stikletjern is located in the Marker Municipality. Though relatively acid, the water is eutrophic. Surprises can be expected here, as the lake is seldom fished.
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