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Spend six hours on Malangen fjord aboard a heated Merry Fisher 725 with a local, fully qualified fisherman—ideal for beginners and serious anglers alike. Expect targeted fishing for cod, halibut and salmon, small-group instruction, snacks and authentic Northern Norway coastal knowledge.
Spend six hours on Malangen fjord aboard a heated Merry Fisher 725 with a local, fully qualified fisherman—ideal for beginners and serious anglers alike. Expect targeted fishing for cod, halibut and salmon, small-group instruction, snacks and authentic Northern Norway coastal knowledge.
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Operated by Run Wild Mushing · Meistervik, Troms
Guided Boat Fishing in Malangen fjord is a six-hour, small-group angling trip on the northern Norwegian coast. Located in Malangen fjord near Meistervik, Troms, Norway, this outing puts you aboard a heated Merry Fisher 725 to chase cod, halibut, salmon and other cold-water species beneath raw Arctic light. The short run from the marina opens onto broad, fjord-carved shelves where kelp forests and rocky reefs concentrate feeding fish.
Your local guide is a fully qualified, experienced fisherman who reads weather, tide and sonar to find productive marks. The boat’s 150 hp engine, heated cabin and onboard toilet make long days comfortable, and the guide adapts the plan to your skills—whether you want to learn basic casting or target trophy halibut. Typical catches include cod, pollock, haddock, tusk, ling, halibut, wolf fish, sea trout, Atlantic salmon and pink salmon; that diversity is part of what makes Malangen special.
The trip begins at the marina with a safety briefing and gear orientation. Expect a mix of hands-on instruction and relaxed downtime: snack breaks in the cabin, time to scan for sea eagles and seals, and guided help packing fish for the trip home. With a maximum of four guests, the pace stays personal and the deck uncluttered, which matters when hauling larger fish. Families with children are welcome; minors under six require direct contact with the operator. Note: the boat is not wheelchair friendly and guests must be able to step on and off the vessel.
Malangen fjord’s topography—sheer bedrock shelves dropping into deep channels—creates concentrated feeding zones, and seasonal runs of salmon and migratory species give anglers varied targets through the year. The guide also shares local coastal traditions and practical conservation advice for catch-and-release and proper handling of landed fish.
Practical details: meet at Båt og Fritid Olav Grønås Malangsveien 498, 9055 Mestervik; exact location and map are provided after booking. Language options include English, French and Norwegian. Trips include snacks and hot and cold drinks, and can be tailored by season and target species.
Why book this trip? For anglers who want authentic Northern Norway fishing with a professional local, this experience balances comfort and effort, teaching practical skills while delivering high-quality fishing country. The small-boat format brings you closer to wildlife and the geology of the fjord, turning a day of fishing into an efficient, scenic lesson in coastal ecology and angling craft. Expect to see sea eagles wheeling above the rips, occasional pods of porpoises, and long periods of quiet to reflect on the scale of the fjord. Book early in summer and autumn for salmon and halibut runs; winter trips showcase stark light and solitude. Groups are limited to four for focused instruction and safety. Daily.
Meeting point is Båt og Fritid Olav Grønås Malangsveien 498, 9055 Mestervik; exact location and map are provided after booking.
The minimum age listed is 6; families with children under six should contact the operator directly.
No, the boat is not wheelchair friendly; guests need to be able to step in and out of the vessel.
Common targets include cod, pollock, haddock, tusk, ling, halibut, wolf fish, sea trout, Atlantic salmon and pink salmon, depending on season.
Yes—snacks and hot and cold drinks are provided onboard to keep you comfortable during the trip.
Guides are available in English, French and Norwegian.
Run Wild Mushing is a Troms-based excursion operator located in Meistervik, offering seasonal dog-powered and husky-led experiences in the Malangen area. The company specializes in small-group adventures that connect visitors with friendly huskies and northern landscapes. Offerings include an Arctic Family Fun Day designed for children and multigenerational groups, summer Dog Kart tours through forest tracks, guided Husky Hikes that pair a hiker with a single dog for four-hour treks, and winter sledding options such as a Half-day Dogsledding tour and evening Aurora Dog Sledding. Each experience begins with an introduction to the dogs, basic handling instruction, and guidance on safety and local conditions. Group sizes are kept intentionally small to ensure personalized attention, easier interaction with the animals, and minimal environmental impact on trails and coastal terrain. Activities vary seasonally: summer programs focus on forest walks, berry picking, fishing, and campfire moments, while winter programs emphasize traditional mushing, sled driving, and the opportunity to view the northern lights. Run Wild Mushing operates from Meistervik and runs tours that explore nearby Malangen landscapes, including forested hills and coastal vistas. The operator emphasizes animal care, hands-on learning, and accessible programming suitable for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an authentic Arctic dog experience. Communication about meeting points, clothing recommendations, and trip length is provided at booking to help guests prepare for weather and terrain conditions. Bookings are available seasonally with flexible start times, and staff provide clear pre-trip information to maximize comfort, safety, enjoyment, and accessibility across all age groups too.
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