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Tynset felles fiskeområde (Tynsetkortet)

The Tynset card is one joint licence for ten fishing areas in Tynset: Tynset Østre, Tynset Vestre, Tylldalen, Brydalen, Fådalen, Magnilldalen, Tunndalen, Nytrøa, Sparsjøen, and Glomma with Tunna. The area has lakes, tarns, brooks and rivers, from the Tysla river and the lakes in the summer-farm valleys and high mountains of Tylldalen to more than 20 fishable lakes and tarns in Fådalen around Savalen. Glomma flows slowly with little gradient through Tynset and holds both pike and whitefish. The listing gives brown trout, grayling, whitefish, perch and pike.

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Species: Brown trout, grayling, whitefish, perch, pike
Season: Open all year.
Fishing licence: Tynset Utmarksråd (inatur.no); Joint card for ten fishing areas in Tynset. Cards for each single area are also sold. Finstadsjøen and the lower part of Brya are not part of the joint card.
The water: Lake, stained water
Municipality: Fishing in Tynset; Eastern Norway

Gear and lures

Spinning
Lures in the lakes and in Glomma
Spoons and spinners in the lakes and tarns. Glomma holds pike, so use a wire trace there. Pike over 65 cm must be released.
Fly
Grayling and trout on the fly
Class 4-6. Nymph in the current and dry fly when fish are rising. In the Tunna fly-fishing zone, only fly fishing where the line carries the cast is allowed, with barbless flies.
Bait
Worm in brooks and tarns
Worm and float in the tarns and along the brooks, a good choice for families. Permitted tackle is fly, worm and lure.

Lures and flies that work here

Mepps Aglia sølv str. 2–3spinner
Sølvblink 10–15 gspoon
Nymfe (naturlig)fly · Barbless in the Tunna fly-fishing zone

The fish here

Brown trout
Active at first light and dusk. Lures and flies. Fish along edges, inlets and rocks.
Grayling
Loves nymphs and small dry flies. A discreet presentation in clear water. Common in Lågen.
Whitefish
Hard to catch on lures, usually taken on net or worm. Rarely a sport target, but present in many waters.
Perch
A shoaling fish. Small jigs, worms and spinners. Coloured water can take louder colours.
Pike
Big, visible baits. A wire trace is a must. Shallow water early and late in the season.

The area is approximate. Centre: 62.2561, 10.7567

Licence and rules

Advisory

Open all year.
All brown trout is protected from 15 September to 31 October.
Glomma and Tunna have their own rules.
The listing for Glomma and Tunna gives a season of 15 May to 15 Oct, and 1 Jun to 15 Oct in the Tunna fly-fishing zone.
Permitted tackle is fly, worm and lure.
The licence is personal, cannot be transferred and is not valid without ID.
Children under 16 fish for free.
Finstadsjøen is not part of the joint licence from 1 January 2025, and the lower part of Brya as drawn on the map is not part of it from 2023.
Glomma and Tunna have their own rules.
For Glomma, the joint licence gives a maximum size of 40 cm for grayling and brown trout, but each angler may keep 1 grayling or brown trout over 40 cm per day.
The listing for Glomma and Tunna gives a maximum size of 30 cm for grayling and brown trout instead, and bait fish are not allowed there.
Pike over 65 cm must be released.
In the Tunna fly-fishing zone, only fly fishing where the line carries the cast is allowed, with barbless flies.
There, all brown trout and all grayling over 30 cm must be released, the quota is 1 fish per day, and fishing from a boat is not allowed.
Verify with Tynset Utmarksråd.

Rules change. Always check with Tynset Utmarksråd (inatur.no) before you fish.

Conditions today

In a browser, this block shows today’s weather at Tynset felles fiskeområde (Tynsetkortet): temperature, wind, rain, sunrise and sunset, the best times at first light and dusk, and the moon phase. The weather comes from Open-Meteo.

Colour guide for Tynset felles fiskeområde (Tynsetkortet)

Tuned to the water clarity here (stained water) and the sport fish in it: brown trout, grayling, whitefish, perch and pike. Pick time and light and species.

Time of day

Light

Species

Wind

Water temperature

SilverBest
Reflects sunlight and imitates baitfish, strongest in clear, sunlit water.
Try: Mepps Aglia silver, Blue Fox silver
GoldBest
A warm glow that shows up well in overcast weather and stained water.
Try: Mepps Aglia gold, Gold spoon
Silver/blue
A natural baitfish imitation in clear water and good light.
Try: Blue Fox blue/silver
Copper
Muted contrast with good visibility in low light and coloured water.
Try: Copper spinner, Copper spoon

Gear and lures

Lures in the lakes and in Glomma

Grayling and trout on the fly

Worm in brooks and tarns

Lures and flies that work here

The fish here

Colour guide for Tynset felles fiskeområde (Tynsetkortet)