Eastern Norway · Lake · Stor-Elvdal
Myklebysjøen (Stor-Elvdal)
The licence covers the outfield area of the Kiær Mykleby estate in Stor-Elvdal, on both sides of Birkebeinerveien. Myklebysjøen lies at 989 m above sea level, covers about 2.3 km² and gives fine brown trout of up to 2 kg every year. The area also has Skollsjøen, Rognsjøen and the rivers Søndre Eldåa, Rogna and Søkkunda, with many pools and deep runs for rod fishing. Brown trout is the only species the listing names.
- Species
- Brown trout
- Season
- Open 1 May to 14 Sep.
- Fishing licence
- Kiær Mykleby (inatur.no)
- Not valid for Helgetjerna, Søkkundsjøen and Harptjern. Helgetjerna is rented together with a cabin on its own licence.
- The water
- Lake, clear water
Gear and lures
- Spinning
Lures from the shore in Myklebysjøen
Spoons and spinners from the shore. Boats and canoes are not allowed, so fish from points and at outlets where you reach deeper water.
- Fly
Fly in the pools
Class 4-5 in the deep runs of Søndre Eldåa, Rogna and Søkkunda. The fish take readily on late summer evenings.
- Bait
Worm in brooks and pools
Worm with a small sinker in deep runs and pools. The licence covers rod fishing from the shore only.
Lures and flies that work here
- Sølvblink 10–15 gspoon
- Mepps sølv str. 2spinner
- Tørrfluefly · For late summer evenings
The fish here
- Brown trout
Active at first light and dusk. Lures and flies. Fish along edges, inlets and rocks.
Colour guide for Myklebysjøen (Stor-Elvdal)
Tuned to the water clarity here (clear water) and the sport fish in it: brown trout. Pick time and light.
SilverBest
Reflects sunlight and imitates baitfish, strongest in clear, sunlit water.
Try: Mepps Aglia silver, Blue Fox silver
Silver/blue
A natural baitfish imitation in clear water and good light.
Try: Blue Fox blue/silver
Natural/holographic
Discreet and believable, effective at first light and dusk when fish are active.
Try: Holographic plug, Natural nymph
Gold
A warm glow that shows up well in overcast weather and stained water.
Try: Mepps Aglia gold, Gold spoon

