Fish-Rich Waters and Unforgettable
Fishing Adventures in Oksvoll
Norway’s hidden gem for anglers – Steinvik / Oksvoll, located on the coast of Trøndelag, offers ideal conditions for an unforgettable fishing experience.
Whether it's deep sea fishing from a boat or bottom fishing from shore – the fish-rich waters are a paradise for sport and hobby anglers. Jigging is particularly effective, especially for catching pollock and cod.
Thanks to the special location on the channels leading into the Trondheimfjord, opposite the islands of Hitra and Frøya – whose popular fishing grounds can be reached in good weather – the variety of fish is truly impressive: in addition to cod and pollock, you’ll find coalfish, halibut, ling and redfish. Practically everything heading into the Trondheimfjord must pass right by here! Oksvoll combines spectacular fishing experiences with the peace and beauty of Norwegian nature – a perfect destination for passionate anglers.
Our aluminum boats are built in a Norwegian shipyard and equipped with state-of-the-art technology such as chart plotters, echo sounders, and trolling motors. Beginners are very welcome – we’re happy to teach you the techniques for successful fishing in Norway. You can also book guided fishing tours with us. We are officially certified to issue export certificates for fish from Norway.
You can find the current regulations & minimum size requirements for fishing in Norway here .
Sustainable Fishing
in Norway
In the fish-rich waters off the coast of Oksvoll, the focus is not only on the catch but also on a respectful approach to nature.
Sustainable fishing means targeting specific fish species and observing closed seasons. It is especially important to follow the minimum size requirements and fishing restrictions set by the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries. (see link above)
Fish Variety in the Waters
around Oksvoll
The coastal waters around Oksvoll are home to an impressive variety of fish species, offering anglers unique fishing experiences.
Cod is especially sought after, known for its impressive size and excellent taste. The powerful pollock is also a popular catch – fast and strong, it puts up a real fight on the line.
Alongside these predators, coalfish, ling, and tusk can also be found in these waters. The latter two are best caught by bottom fishing using natural bait.
A true highlight for many anglers is the halibut (Norwegian: kveite) – a majestic deep-sea giant that demands both patience and skill. In our fishing grounds, you have a real chance to live this angling dream! The current minimum size for halibut retention is 84 cm or 7.2 kg (as of 2025). Specimens over 20 kg should be released, as the best meat quality is found in fish below this weight, and doing so helps preserve the species and support sustainable fishing. Halibut over 2 meters in length must be released by law.
For lovers of refined table fish, the area also offers redfish – found in deeper waters and prized for its firm, aromatic meat.
