Salmon fishing in Mosneselva

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Mosneselva is a river in the municipality of Etne in Hordaland. The entire Mosneselva is located in the Folgefonn National Park and carries meltwater from the Folgefonna glacier into the Åkrafjorden.

Mosneselva is a pristine, wild, and beautiful glacial river that was first registered as a salmon river in 1995. The salmon-bearing stretch is approximately three kilometers long. The river is open for fishing from July 1st to September 15th.

The river is fast-flowing with small pools and a large salmon pool. There is a lot of climbing in difficult terrain, and consequently, there are few competitors for fishing spots. To get to Mosneselva, you must either have access to a boat or arrange transportation across the fjord. If needed, you can contact Geir Arne Eikemo at telephone number 922 25 553.

There are toilets and showers available for fishermen. There is also a camping area located near the river, approximately 100 meters from the fjord.