Mefjord Brygge
Senja Island, Senja Island – Norway's second largest island is often called Norway in miniature due to its beauty and diversity of landscapes. It is the best place for those who want to see and understand the beauty of this harsh land and enjoy its rich and fascinating fishing. Here on the island everything is in a superior degree and the fishing base to which we invite you is not an exception. The base in the village of Mefjordvær, in the north of Senja island, on a cape, near the best fishing spots, provides a wide range of services and accommodation, from economy class to VIP.
Within a radius of 20 km are two of the best "catching POINTS" of the region: "Skreigrunnsdjupet" and "Fallbakken". Cod, saithe, haddock, menëk and catfish — are the most common fish species in the region. In the last few years halibut fishing has been very good — quite large specimens are often found. This is most likely due to the fact that shrimp trawlers have been banned for many years near the fjords, and the halibut population has grown. During the fishing season, halibut can be caught near the base almost daily!"
We do not allow pets in any of our room types, so all of our rooms are hypoallergenic.
Check-in time: 15.00
Check-out time: 10.00
Please note that all our rooms and apartments are non-smoking and a fine of at least NOK 9000 will be charged.
The climate on the other side of the island that faces the mainland, some more severe than on the coast of the Norwegian sea. Winters are mild; however, occasionally there are strong winds because of which the comfort level goes down.
Spring is late in April on the Eastern part of the island, nights are still freezing. Summer on the Eastern part of the relatively cool, in July and August, the air in the middle warms up to 15°C. In the West, the summer is warmer, about 20...22°C, sometimes the temperature warms up to 30°C.
Airport "Bardufoss" - 1.5 hours drive
Airport Tromsø - 3 hours drive
Passenger ferry "Hurtigruten" (Hurtigruten), runs between about
G. Senja and Finnsnes, and is located approximately 1 hour drive
To get to ségny by the bridge, but the most convenient road from Tromso to the ferry in the village of Brensholmen (Brensholmen). To "Mefford Bruges" is a fully paved road
Within a radius of 20 km are two of the best "catching POINTS" of the region: "Skreigrunnsdjupet" and "Fallbakken". Cod, saithe, haddock, menëk and catfish — are the most common fish species in the region. In the last few years halibut fishing has been very good — quite large specimens are often found. This is most likely due to the fact that shrimp trawlers have been banned for many years near the fjords, and the halibut population has grown. During the fishing season, halibut can be caught near the base almost daily!"
We do not allow pets in any of our room types, so all of our rooms are hypoallergenic.
Check-in time: 15.00
Check-out time: 10.00
Please note that all our rooms and apartments are non-smoking and a fine of at least NOK 9000 will be charged.
Climate
The climate on the other side of the island that faces the mainland, some more severe than on the coast of the Norwegian sea. Winters are mild; however, occasionally there are strong winds because of which the comfort level goes down.Spring is late in April on the Eastern part of the island, nights are still freezing. Summer on the Eastern part of the relatively cool, in July and August, the air in the middle warms up to 15°C. In the West, the summer is warmer, about 20...22°C, sometimes the temperature warms up to 30°C.
How to get there
Airport "Bardufoss" - 1.5 hours driveAirport Tromsø - 3 hours drive
Passenger ferry "Hurtigruten" (Hurtigruten), runs between about
G. Senja and Finnsnes, and is located approximately 1 hour drive
To get to ségny by the bridge, but the most convenient road from Tromso to the ferry in the village of Brensholmen (Brensholmen). To "Mefford Bruges" is a fully paved road
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Sea fishing:
Large schools of cod from the Barents sea swim very close to the mouth of the fjord, thus creating excellent conditions for fishing all year round, and especially in the period from March to may.
Aprils is undoubtedly the most suitable month for catching big cod, which is called skrei. It can reach up to 30-40 kg. This type of cod comes to Mefjord from the Barents sea by the end of December and remains until the end of April - beginning of may. Skrei have a characteristic whitish color of the body, in contrast to coastal cod, which color is Golden brown because of the algae on which it feeds. An experienced fisherman will not be difficult to distinguish between these two species of fish. Skrei migratory fish, so it has more developed muscles, which its meat is considered of higher quality, it is tender and white. In April you can certainly catch and other fish that are also good pecking from may to July.
May - July - this period for catching halibut, saithe, haddock, catfish, redfish, flounder and sea Corta.
August and September - in these months you can catch the same fish species as in may-July. The main difference is that at the end of the summer side becoming more even within the fjord, and one can often catch individuals weighing from 4 to 15 kg! August is one of the best summer months for fishing and September is the high season for catching trophy halibut.
Freshwater fishing:
From 16 June to 25 Augustand is fishing for one of the best salmon rivers in Norway - Monsalve.
Large schools of cod from the Barents sea swim very close to the mouth of the fjord, thus creating excellent conditions for fishing all year round, and especially in the period from March to may.
Aprils is undoubtedly the most suitable month for catching big cod, which is called skrei. It can reach up to 30-40 kg. This type of cod comes to Mefjord from the Barents sea by the end of December and remains until the end of April - beginning of may. Skrei have a characteristic whitish color of the body, in contrast to coastal cod, which color is Golden brown because of the algae on which it feeds. An experienced fisherman will not be difficult to distinguish between these two species of fish. Skrei migratory fish, so it has more developed muscles, which its meat is considered of higher quality, it is tender and white. In April you can certainly catch and other fish that are also good pecking from may to July.
May - July - this period for catching halibut, saithe, haddock, catfish, redfish, flounder and sea Corta.
August and September - in these months you can catch the same fish species as in may-July. The main difference is that at the end of the summer side becoming more even within the fjord, and one can often catch individuals weighing from 4 to 15 kg! August is one of the best summer months for fishing and September is the high season for catching trophy halibut.
Freshwater fishing:
From 16 June to 25 Augustand is fishing for one of the best salmon rivers in Norway - Monsalve.
