Spring and early summer mark the most exciting window for sea trout and sea-run arctic char fishing in the fjords of Northern Norway. As sea temperatures rise, fish move close to shore to feed, following the tides along the rockweed-covered shorelines, and shallow bays. Sight fishing, changing light, and constantly shifting conditions make every session both technical and deeply rewarding. In Finnmark, the long northern days allow fishing to be planned around tides and weather rather than the clock. The priority is time on the water, good meals, and a comfortable place to recover between sessions. After fishing, guests return to camp to eat well, share the day’s moments, and prepare for the next tide. The trip includes five nights at the camp and four full fishing days, with optional fishing sessions on arrival and departure days depending on timing. The focus is on reading conditions, moving with the tides, and fishing the coast at the right moments. Trips can also be tailored for groups of 4–8 anglers, with two guides to ensure everyone gets the most out of their time on the water.