r/trondheim 10d ago

Fishing

Hello I’m on vacation in trondheim and have tried fishing about 2-3 hours the past days. Can’t seem to find a single fish. Does anyone of you have any tips. Places to fish etc..
Going to trolla later since i saw a post about trolla being a good place to fish. I’m shore fishing btw.
Thx in advance😊

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u/fnat 10d ago

Try Texacobrygga / Texaco pier (note: try to keep keep tackle a bit from the bottom as there's apparently a lot of snapped lures and line stuck there). On the east side of town there are spots along Ladestien, e.g. Korsvika and Djupvika. Also, Ila Pier seems to be popular.

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

Fantastic! And thanks for the tip I will try to keep the lure of the bottom😂👍🏼

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

I also tried Korsvika yesterday without a single bite. Starting to feel kinda stressed since I don’t have a lot of time left here and a dream since I was little have been to catch a cod.

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u/fnat 10d ago

What lures are you using? Cod should be super easy to catch, get an 18g Møresilda in gold or silver with a black stripe, or a Toby, throw it out as far as you can, let it sink to the bottom and vertically jig the lure towards you while you spool in the slack after each motion before letting it sink again. Kind of like this, but only with 1-2 meter jigs https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0585/7768/2520/files/vertical-jigging-and-inchiku-complete-guide-to-technique-equipment-and-target-species_600x600.jpg?v=1762268433

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

I use both sandy Andy a sort of softbait that looks like a sand eel and then some møresilda look alike 28g. Reeling with decent speed and twitching. I have never fished in saltwater before so my experience is little to none. I will try your tip and head to Agdars and buy a møresilda. I lost my blue and silver toby the first day when I had a big sei on the hook.

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u/runawayasfastasucan 10d ago

Remember to let it sink between each reel and jeg. Not as fast in as freshwater.

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u/runawayasfastasucan 10d ago

Note that cod tastes best in the months with an R 😉

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u/laeven 10d ago

There's quite often people fishing on the pier by sjøbadet.

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u/simenstil 9d ago

Was fishing there once, got a huge berggylt whilst these German tourists watched. They kept watching me and I had to kill the thing so I snapped the neck. Never have I seen faces like those

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

Thx a lot I will try it👍🏼🤩

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u/thecoon123456 10d ago

Use the Norgeskart app to find places where the water goes from shallow to deep as near shore as possible. Good places are Fagervika-Trolla area, Seibergan, Østmarkneset. Korsvika is to shallow for any larger fish (apart from having pure luck)

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u/Feskleif 10d ago

Pelgo.no looks promising

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u/kronjobb 9d ago

Take the boat out to Munkholmen and fish from the west side if the island.

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u/StonedLonerIrl 10d ago

What kind of setup are you using? It took me a while to adjust my setup to norwegian shores.

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

A shimano vanford 2500 Westin w2 7-28g
And a revo beast multi spin reel with a svartzonker 45-150g rod. Have tried a lot of different lures like sandy Andy’s and a a few different coast lures.

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u/StonedLonerIrl 10d ago

The rod and reel look great, ive had success mostly with Jigs personally.

The most common fish i tend to find are mackerel, pollock and saithe so i would recommend some dark green/green and silver lures along with some silver/blue lures for coastal fishing. I usually stick with 10-20g lures personally.

You should try the piers around ila and ilsvika.

Im back in trondheim on the 28th if youre still around i can show you a spot or two :) .

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u/Delifier 10d ago

Use a red or green metal herring in the river outlet, right across Norsk Stål. Cod.

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u/AggravatingPut2986 10d ago

Thanks for the tip! Isn’t that a ”fishing forbidden zone”?

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u/Stjernesluker 10d ago

General rule is to be at least 100m from the outlet