
Fishing on Nisser & Vråvatn
Fish from the shore or head out by boat on the local lakes. Licenses and gear can be arranged locally for an easy day outdoors.
Lake fishing
Classic Telemark lakes
Shore or boat
Flexible options
Low stress
Relaxed outdoor time
Better together
Easy group activity
Why it’s worth it
A calm, classic Norway activity
Fishing fits the Vrådal landscape naturally: long shorelines, quiet bays, and space to find your own spot. It’s a good choice when you want an activity that feels outdoorsy but doesn’t demand a full day of effort or complicated planning.


What you can do
Keep it simple on the water
Choose shore fishing for an easy setup or rent a boat if you want to explore more of the lake. The point isn’t just the catch. It’s the slow pace, the views, and the feeling of being away from crowds.
Good to know
Licenses and timing
Arrange what you need locally before you start, and plan around weather and light. Early morning or evening can feel quieter and more atmospheric. Bring a warm layer, because lake wind can make even summer days feel cool.

Practical information
Reservations
No booking for shore fishing. For boats, arrange rental in advance in the summer.
Prices
Fishing often requires a local license. Gear/boat rental costs vary locally.
Location
Lakes Nisser and Vråvatn around Vrådal.
Accessibility
Shore spots vary from easy access to rocky edges. Choose a safe place, especially with kids.
Best time to visit
Early morning/evening can feel quieter. Wind can affect comfort on the lake.
Recommended holiday homes

Lakehouse 14p
Lakehouse sits by the water in Vrådal, with the lake and the mountains both in view from almost every room.Downstairs, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is the heart of the house — a wood-burning fireplace, a flatscreen TV, and board games, card games and books for evenings in.
Sauna · Covered terrace · Wood stove

Moose Lodge 6p
Moose Lodge sits on a hill, with an unobstructed view over the lake from the top.
Sauna · BBQ · Covered terrace

Berre Veit 6p
The open-plan living area is the heart of Berre Veit — a bright, sociable space where the seating area, dining table and kitchen island sit together under one roof.
Wood stove · Veranda · Mountain view
Frequently Asked Questions
Often yes. Get the correct local permit before you start.
Yes. Pick an easy shore spot and keep it short and fun.
Yes, for a simple day; a boat just gives more options.