Fishing The Rena River
The Rena River is one of Norway’s most beautiful Trout and Grayling fisheries. Whether you are a novice or expert angler, the Rena provides ample opportunity to “catch your dream” and make lasting memories.
The Rena River is known throughout the world as an outstanding Grayling fishery, but also holds a healthy population of very large trout and white fish. With The Rena Fishcamp located next to the Rena River you are only steps away from some of the best fishing Norway has to offer. We offer a full suit of rental options if you are looking do a DIY trip and also offer full fishing packages through our guided services. The guides at the Rena Fishcamp are extremely knowledgeable of the river and can customize a trip to your needs in any way. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us and we will be happy to help in anyway.
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Information on the Rena
Arctic Grayling
Norway is known for some of the best Arctic Grayling fishing in the world, and here on the Rena, you will experience first hand why that is. The Grayling here get very large due to the abundance of food available year round on this river so if you are looking for that trophy Grayling, look no further.
Brown Trout
The Rena also holds a healthy population of Brown Trout. These trout have a very unique copper and gold color and can be extremely fun to catch given how aggressive they are. Anglers use a variety of fishing methods ranging from streamers, nyphying, and dryflies to attract these fish and once you hook one, get ready for a fight.
What’s Hatching?
The Rena produces an incredible amount of aquatic insect diversity resulting in some truly amazing hatches. While anglers from around the world travel here specifically for the Mayfly Hatch, you will also find an abundance of Stoneflies, Baetis, Midges and a large variety of Caddis from May to early November.
Make sure to check in with the Fly shop to get the latest on whats hatching on the Rena.
Check Out Some Images Below From Recent Trips
