With the guide all day
An experienced guide increases the success of fishing
Grayling & trout
We guide grayling fishing as well as trout fishing. We have excellent streams for both species and the day trip works in about the same way.
To begin with, we meet at Guidecenter where we decide where to fish for the day and make sure we bring flies, food and fishing permits in the car before we set off.
Nice grayling at Sjöforsen
Once out by the water we start fishing and find out where the fish are for the day, which flies they want and the best fishing tactics for the section we are fishing. The guide is there all the time and helps when needed. The atmosphere should always be great.
Depending on weather and fishing, we then have lunch in the middle of the fishing session or we choose to have food at the end of the day if there are good hatches. Towards late afternoon we then head back to Guidecenter where we round off the trip and plan ahead for the next day's fishing.
Ammarnäs trout
In August when the nights get longer and fishing focuses more on pure day fishing, it is not wrong to have a guide with you all day. We then work through a number of different places that we also fish practically.
Our experienced guides show and explain exactly how to fish the different sections of the river to have the greatest chance of contacting the Ammarnäs trout.
Of course we eat good food from the muurikka and warm ourselves with coffee if needed. Sometimes we just sit and study the water for a while to be able to fish a stretch as effectively as possible.
All guides at Guidecenter have great experience with Ammarnäs trout, both in catching them themselves and how to safely land guests' dream fish.
Nice Ammarnäs trout
The trout is carefully released
Day trip in the mountains
A fishing trip in a mountain environment does not have to mean a helicopter as there are a number of nice waters at 2-9 kilometers walking distance from the road. We are happy to do full-day guidings in the mountains if you as a customer want it and the weather is favorable.
We have access to a number of waters and practical knowledge about the waters that are on state land (Mountain Fishing Card). Mountain waters can often be a bit more complicated to understand at first and that's where the guide comes in.
Fishing in a mountain lake
Mountain environment
Mountain streams
Fly fishing in the mountains