Den holder seg som regel mye dypere, ja. Her fisker vi på rundt 30m dyp, men i en av mine andre videoer fra i høst fisker jeg faktisk enda litt grunnere. Havmusen finnes der også. Det er tatt over 40 arter fra kaien her, så det er definitivt en artsrik plass :)

Her i videoen bruker vi vel bare sild, men makrell er like bra. Det går an å bruke andre agn også, men makrell og sild er som regel det enkleste og det beste.

@@Billyfishing_watch Yes, Mathias is faster than Lucky Luke 😅 At least it got a softer landing than the concrete!

@PeterSL10 great video bud 👌

@@Wabulabadu Denne havålen tok en filet av sild eller makrell (husker ikke hvilken) på drøyt 10cm. Det er også et godt utgangspunkt om du vil fiske kveite. Målet var egentlig torsk, men om du skal fiske etter havål kan du gjerne bruke en halv makrell, selv om de spiser både småbiter og hel fisk også.

@@PeterSL10 hvordan egner du en filet på kroken

Thanks Billy! 😎

According to all the literature I know of they spawn sometime between later winter and early summer? But for some reason there seems to be more of them in the fall and winter in shallow waters here. Probably because of the dark?

@@PeterSL10 well, like I said! Autumn into winter. But I suppose it depends on who wrote the paper. Or how long ago. Either way it's nice to see them in shallow water. And swimming away 👌

@@Billyfishing_watch Only sources I could find now said spawning in april-june or simply just spring, but because the research on these fish are so limited it's difficult to say why they come shallower in the fall and winter. Seems like they go into way shallower waters here in the north than what they do further south like the mediterranean at least, so my guess would be mainly to feed, and that darkness and water temperature plays a role. Do you know how they behave around the UK and Ireland?

Hi, we were only fishing in the inner parts of the fjord, pretty far south of Reinøya. I live southern Norway, so my knowledge of the fishing in the fjord outside of this area is very limited. I've heard of people catching cod at Trollholmsund, and that the fishing is better north of Reinøya than south of it - depending on which species you're after.

Mesteparten av tiden fisket vi på rundt 90-110m dyp, og de dype delene innerst i fjorden er rimelig paddeflatt med mudderbunn. Går man grunnere er det mer sand og områder med steinbunn hvor glattulke og vanlig ulke liker seg betydelig bedre enn på dypet. Utover det så det ut som de andre artene likte seg godt på mudderet. Krokstørrelse varierte fra ca. størrelse 2 til 16. Nå var det bare én av oss som landet kongekrabbe, men selv om det er store krabber er det lite tyngde i de i vannet, så man kan nok lande de selv med tynn mono om man tar det litt piano. Så veldig mye tynnere enn 0,20 ser jeg liten grunn til å bruke. Jeg brukte 0,12 og 0,16 multi på snellene, og takkel i 0,18-0,30 mono :)

@@PeterSL10 takk for utfyllende svar. Jeg blir skikkelig motivert til å prøve på egenhånd. Foreløpig fisker jeg "normale" arter ment for mat, men på sikt er det absolutt planen å prøve å bygge artsliste.

@@MosquitoFishing De fleste artene du ser her i videoen må du enten til Porsangerfjorden eller til Svalbard for å finne, men det finnes mye mer enn torsk og makrell langs hele kysten ellers i Norge også :)

@@Billyfishing_watch Those are threespot eelpout and as far as I know this is the only place in Norway where this species live, trapped here since the ice age. Thanks Billy!

@@PeterSL10 wow! Where are you fishing deep?

@@Billyfishing_watch The deepest we were fishing was around 110m.

Planer board used for trolling, so the lure stays a few meters to the side of the boat instead of directly behind it. Useful when fishing with more than two rods at a time.

Hey Billy! Yes, this is one of them

@@PeterSL10 nice! Do you get them on lures as well?

@@Billyfishing_watch I never tried, so no... But bait works well!

Hei! Det er nok ikke den beste plassen å fiske nå. Det er alt for kaldt. Jeg ville ikke brukt tid der før juni.

@@PeterSL10 Kjønner, men jeg bli her 4 dager til bare. Jeg vet om hemmelighet, så at du også spurt mange og ingen vil si hvor er fiskeplass.Tak for svar.

Dette er fra området rundt Rosendal 👍

I hope the japanese fish start treating you better than they have so far 🤠

@@PeterSL10 no luck so far! just the time of the year, they say😭

Duppfiske med mais. Enkelt og greit 👍

@@PeterSL10 må prøves! Bare lurer, kaster du langt ut eller inne med land?

The blue lings and tusk were caught at around 300 (250-350). The roundnouse grenadier is still avoding me... Thornbacks were at 40-70m.

@@PeterSL10 I know the linghad barotrauma, but does the blue ling! have bigger eyes

@@Billyfishing_watch Yes, the blue ling has larger eyes than the ling. It also has a shorter beard, but when you've caught one of each they are very easy to tell apart just by a short glance. The blue ling are usually a lot darker than the ling with different shades of blue, purple and brown.

Nice👌

Nope. I've never participated in havfiskern. Maybe in the future...

Yeah, it was snowing the first 6 hours or so before it started raining. Still a great day on the ice!

I think they taste better than mackerel, and they are less common here so they are a bit more interesting 👍

Good to hear you found some inspiration in the videos! Hake is fairly easy in the fjords around Bergen, at least if you're in the right sports. Longnose skate is a bit more tricky, but places like Hardangerfjorden, Åkrafjorden or Hjørundfjorden are good areas to look for them. Blue ling is actually a protected species, so targeting them specifically is not allowed, but if you fish in the fjords of western Norway they will probably find your bait anyways, as they are not aware they are protected...

Many thanks.@@PeterSL10

I've not been able to find any [boat] fishing centres in the general Bergen area; I fly over from Scotland, so need somewhere with accommodation and boats to hire.@@PeterSL10

Ai! Så ikke denne før nå, men prøver du i nærheten av hjemmet til Roald Amundsen er du på en god plass.