After the bad news of the past two years, there has finally been good news since February - Norway has lifted all entry restrictions and there is nothing standing in the way of a trip to the Gaula. Whether you are vaccinated, recovered, or not, you can enter Norway without a test, registration or
In the past two years entry into Norway has been restricted or not possible at all. This meant that many of our guests could not fish on the Gaula. As of January 26, 2022, Norway changed the entry restrictions and now anyone, whether fully vaccinated, recovered or unvaccinated, can enter Norway without quarantine. You
It was a difficult backend of the season on the Gaula. Low water, high water temperatures and fewer fish in the pools made fishing difficult, especially in the first half of August. But as the water started raising on the 15th of August to 676 cubic meters per second on the Gaulfossen the fishing
The 2021 season on the Gaula has not been easy so far. Both from a fishing point of view and from the point of view of all parties involved in the salmon fishery. At first it was not possible to enter Norway, then Norway opened its borders to tourists and since July 5, unvaccinated
The last few days have been a bit hectic for us because Norway allows entry for tourists on June 24th. for vaccinated people from Austria, Bulgaria, Belgium, Cyprus, Germany, Estonia, Finland, France, Croatia, Iceland, Poland and Latvia. We can now provide you with detailed information. The fishing on the Gaula has been quite good
Good conditions on the Gaula in the last few days. The water temperature was between 9 and 13 degrees Celsius at the Eggafossen and the water level at the Gaulfossen is currently 109 m³ / second. This means that the salmon have been able to pass the Gaulfossen without any problems for a few
After the conditions at the start of the season last year were anything but perfect, the Gaula showed itself at its best this year. At midnight it was 263 m³ / second at the Gaulfossen. The watercolor was also ideal. During the day the water level even dropped to 215 m³ / second at
One week until the season start on the Gaula and unfortunately, there is still no way for tourists to enter Norway. The regulations have been changed slightly, but travel for “touristic reasons” is still not possible. Norway has decided to continue this regulation probably until July 1st. Only people from Greenland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands
