If you have purchased a regular physical paper permit from any of the retailers, use the green button above to report your catch.
Only if you have purchased a digital fishing permit from iFiske should you use the blue button above to report your catch.
Information
- Catches are updated on weekdays during office hours (13:00–17:00).
- Spawned salmon and trout, so-called ”besa”, must be released alive.
Do not remove the fish from the water to measure, weigh, or photograph it.
This applies to all fish that are released. - Catches reported without a fishing permit number or catch location will not be included in the report or in the draw for an season permit after the season.
- A maximum of three catches per person per day will be included in the catch report.
- It is recommended to release salmon that still have an intact adipose fin.
Photos
To post a photo of your catch later, you must have an iFiske account and be logged in when submitting the catch report.
If you do not wish to create an account, you must upload the photo at the same time as you report the catch.
Fishing permit number
Purchased in store (physical card)
The license number is located at the bottom right of the card for licenses purchased from one of our retailers.
Purchased online
If you have an iFiske account, the permit number can be found in the app under My Profile.
Otherwise, the number is available on the receipt or PDF you received when purchasing the permit.
Fulton’s condition factor
The value is a benchmark of whether your trout or salmon is in good or bad condition.
- A Fulton value of 1 or above indicates the fish is in good condition.
- A value below 1 often indicates a spawned trout or salmon.