Welcome to salmon fishing at Ry laksefiske in Orkla, Norway
Ry Laksefiske & Gjestegård is currently run by the hostess Mari Stene-Ry. She has taken over the baton from her parents, Margit and Sivert, who ran the place for many years. Previously, the farm also kept cattle in addition to offering salmon fishing. Today, the barn is empty of animals and has been converted for other purposes.
Enjoy a full week of salmon fishing with accommodation for up to 10 anglers. Stay in an authentic, historic Trønderlån built in 1852, offering simple comfort with 10 beds across 5 double rooms and a sleeping alcove. Shared bathrooms and toilets are available in the main building, plus two additional bathrooms and one toilet in the converted farm building. Fish a 4,800-metre stretch of river from one side. Mari will show you the fishing spots and your accommodation for the week. Meals can be pre-ordered by contacting Mari in advance
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Ry Fishing Areas
Stryket over Ryhølen (Grethe Weiling): Excellent for fly fishing. Parking at the same spot as Ryhølen.
Ryhølen: Versatile and always holds good salmon. Includes a shelter with grill, a natural gathering spot. Max depth ~8 m. Good for spinner, lure, and bait from Ryklippen. Lower section towards the Røsøya rapids is best for fly fishing, especially at medium water levels.
Røsøya: Great fly fishing stretch with no competing anglers. Fishable at all water levels. Waders required at medium to high water to reach the island.
Siverts Corner: Nice fly fishing stretch with a tricky pool best fished from the west side. Rotational fishing with Grindal Salmon Lodge (Aunan). East side has a large shelter with grill and outdoor toilet.
Morfarshølen: Very popular for bait fishing on this side. Has its own platform and shelter (Bergenhus). Rotational fishing with Grindal Salmon Lodge (Aunan) at Skjelsenghølen. Fly fishing counts from the west side. Own shelter at Skjelsenghølen.
Tverdalsmoen / Myrøya: Long and scenic pool fished with fly, lure, and spinner. East side is Tverdalsmoen, west side is Myrøya. Rotational fishing with Grindal Salmon Lodge (Aunan). Fishable at all water levels. Several separate pools depending on water level. Own shelter/outdoor toilet. Good for 3–4 anglers at a time. Includes a broad rapid flowing into Bondøya pool.
Bondøya: Small, productive stretch, best for fly fishing. Rotational fishing with Grindal Salmon Lodge (Aunan). Shared parking with Grindal Salmon Lodge (Korshølen) or Tverdalsmoen.
Øvre Grythølen: Located along Fv 501 on the east side of Orkla, near Grut in the former Meldal municipality, now Orkland, ~8 km north of Ry. Two-part stretch, total ~450 m. Upper part is a deep ~90 m rapid, good for lure, wobbler, spinner, and fly. Lower part is a wider, shallower ~360 m area, ideal for fly fishing. Expect other anglers.
Ramsem: ~1500 m near Rennebu Church, ~6 km south of Ry. Suitable for fly, lure, spinner, and wobbler. Five pools, fishing hut. Fish from west side. Access via Rennebu Church or Sandbrekka (~10 km south of Ry). Bridge at Rennebu Church is narrow but passable. Two parking areas along the stretch.
Ry Total: 4.8 km of fishing, shared with Grindal Salmon Lodge on the lower parts, rotational fishing on Wednesdays at 15:00 and 03:00.
Perché hai bisogno di pescare qui
Fish some of Norway’s top salmon waters on the scenic Orkla River at Ry. With varied pools, excellent fly fishing, and peaceful stretches, it’s perfect for anglers chasing big salmon or simply enjoying the outdoors.
