Municipality
Fishing in Herøy
Herøy has 29 named lakes in NVE's lake database. The full list is below. A water on the list is not permission to fish it: check rules and fishing cards locally.
Norway has two municipalities called Herøy, one in Møre og Romsdal and one in Nordland. Finnfisk reads the lakes from NVE by municipality name, so it merges the two. The numbers on this page cover both.
Facts about Herøy
- Named waters
- 29
- Fishing-card offer nearby
- 0 of 29
- Elevation
- 2–550 m above sea level
- Total area
- 1.5 km²
- Largest waters
- Mørkevatnet 0.28 km², Djupvikvatnet 0.21 km² and Stemmedalsvatnet 0.16 km²
- Species recorded
- Atlantic salmon
Species recorded here
The number is how many occurrence records GBIF holds, not a measure of how much fish there is. It says the species has been observed in the municipality, not that it is in any particular water, and not that fishing for it is permitted.
Watercourses
The main watercourses the municipality’s waters drain into, by number of waters. The watercourse often decides which rules apply, since regulations are written per watercourse.
- Hareidlandet og Gurskøya13
- Høgesetelva5
- Dønna og Herøy kommuner3
- Storeelva3
Bite table for Herøy
In a browser, this block shows first light, dusk and the moon periods in Herøy for today and the next two days.
Largest waters
- Mørkevatnet0.28 km²310 m
- Djupvikvatnet0.21 km²17 m
- Stemmedalsvatnet0.16 km²92 m
- Holmevatnet0.13 km²550 m
- Storvatnet0.12 km²6 m
- Salsvatnet0.08 km²
Named waters
- Aspevikvatnet
- Austefjellsvatnet
- Djupvikvatnet
- Holmevatnet
- Holmevatnet
- Høgsetvatnet
- Kjerringvatnet
- Lemevatnet
- Lisjevatnet
- Lisjevatnet
- Litlevatnet
- Myklebustvatnet
- Mørkevatnet
- Nilsvatnet
- Nonsvatnet
- Røvarvatnet
- Salsvatnet
- Simavatnet
- Stemmedalsvatnet
- Storevatnet
- Storevatnet
- Storvatnet
- Svartevatnet
- Sætjørna
- Tuftevatnet
- Vikevatnet
- Vikvatnet
- Vålnesvatnet
- Øyravatnet
The rules for this area
Finnfisk does not reproduce local rules, because they are set per water and per watercourse and they change. Season, minimum and maximum sizes, daily quotas and closed seasons come from the rights holder who sells the card, and from the regional regulation.
Sources: NVE lake database (waters, elevation, area, watercourses), GBIF (species records), SSB (municipality and county) and inatur (fishing cards). Fishing-card proximity means “offer in the area”, not that a specific water is covered. Rules are not reproduced here, verify locally.