Øvereidet Practical High quality sea trout and salmon fishing in a stunning nature reserve. Easy to Information reach, yet several kilometers from any neighbor Øvereidet lies in beautiful surroundings, with potholes and glacial striation in the surrounding rocks and hills. The Øvereid river flows past the cabin, with the Eide lake downstream and the Fjellvatnet lake upstream of the river. Type of fish Getting there is easy. Park the car and take a boat 7 km downstream the Eide Salmon, sea trout and trout watercourse. You have then 200 meters to walk, and several kilometers to any Accommodation neighbor. Nearest shop is about 20 minutes by car from the parking. Cabin about 35 m2. Sleeping possibility for up to 6 persons. Practical standard
Access By car to Kalbekkvika and by boat from there about 7 km down Storvatn/ Fjellvatn.
Arrival/departure Normally Saturday with arrival at 14:00, and departure at 13:00
Price pr. week 2017 28.05 - 11.06 NoK 13.500,- 11.06 - 13.08 NoK 17.000,- 13.08 - 10.09 NoK 13.500,-
Accommodation Price includes cabin, fishing Fishing rights, boat with outboard engine in Fjellvatn/Storvatnet, two boats Øvereidet offers a varied fishing. The The cabin is made of notched timber with engines in Eidevatn, Eide lake is considered one of the best with weatherboarding. The main cabin firewood, propane etc. Price is is 20 m2 with sofa, dining area and lakes for sea trout fishing in the region. valid for up to 4 people. For kitchen. Separate 20 m2 sleeping The Øvereid river is short and swift. In more than 4 people, there is an the river anglerworm is most commonly quarters with two double bedrooms. extra cost of NOK used. At the outlet, the lake is narrow, Duvets and pillows for 4. 1500/person/week. making an extention of the river. Here, you will find good conditions for fly- Guiding etc fishing. Tour guiding to eg. caves in the area, fishing guide etc. Both upstream and downstream of the can be organized on request. cabin you will find large lakes with varied possibilities for both sea trout More information salmon and mountain trout fishing. Please check out our website www.plahte.no
Details
Hand-logged cabin about 20 m2, annex with 2 bedrooms, wood-storage and outhouse. Up to 6 sleeping places, 2 in the Building: cabin on a sofa and a mattress, 4 in the annex.
Basic and practical standard, one small living room and a small pantry kitchen table for 4 persons, corner sofa and a Facilities: coffee table in the cabin. 2 bedrooms and a washroom in the annex. Down quilts and pillows for 4 persons in the annex. Good drinking water Eidevatn.
Kitchen utensils: Plenty of plates, cutlery, pots and pans for 4 persons.
Technical Propane fridge and burner in the cabin. No running water. Kerosine lamps in the cabin. Freezer in the boathouse in equipment: Kalbekkvika.
A 16' aluminium boat with a med 5 Hp motor in Storvatnet/ Fjellvatnet for transport to Øvereidet, and two 12' aluminium Boats: boats with 5 Hp motors in Eidevatn just outside the cabin.
6 life jackets, 70-90 kg, lie in the boathouse in Kalbekkvika. There are no vests in the boats at Eidevatn, so you have to Floating equipment: bring the vests from the boat in Storvatnet/ Fjellvatnet. Other sizes on request.
The cabin lies in the middle of the Eide water system, about 30 meters from Øvereideelva and from Eidevatn and about Situation: 250 meters from the boat in Fjellvatnet. 4 km to the fjord and the nearest cabin.
Arrival: Our guests are received at the car parking at Kalbekkvika where they get driving instructions from there to Organizing: Øvereidet, information about fishing and other possibilities in the area.
Net coverage: Limitted net coverage on Telenor's net on the path between Fjellvatn and the cabin.
Included: Cabin, fishing rights, boat with outboard engine in Fjellvatn/Storvatn, two boats with engines in Eidevatn, firewood, propane etc
Not included: Cleaning: Unless otherwise agreed you have to clean up after youself.
Relevant phone numbers Thor-Olav Akseth: 958 48 379 Ståle Sørnskog: 900 32 081 In the narrow passage between the lakes Eidevatn and Emil Jamtfall: 988 44 334 Fjellvatnet, potholes and deep furrows in the rocks are Frithjof Plahte: 995 98 966 marks left by the glaciers that covered the land more than 10 000 years ago. The river connecting the two lakes flows swiftly past our cabin at Øvereidet. Even though the cabin lies several miles from its nearest neighbor, it is easily reached by boat, parking the car at Kalbekkvika.
Plahtes Eiendommer. Frithjof M. Plahte, “Haugen”, Postboks 3, N-7980 Terråk. Telefon: 75 03 40 28 Mob: 995 98 966 Skogbestyrer Alvar Hansen 950 28 463. Org nummer: 986 397 434 MVA Bankgiro: 9365.16.40200 Landkreditt Bank, PB 1824 Vika, 0123 Oslo. SWIFT: DNBANOKK IBAN 4193651640200. www.plahteseiendommer.no , Epost: [email protected]
Driving instructions The nearest airport is Brønnøysund, about 1 hour of driving. From the airport in Trondheim(Værnes) about 3,5 hours of driving. The distance from Oslo takes approximately 12 hours of driving. For details, check http://kart.gulesider.no/veibeskrivelse
In Trondheim you can rent a car at https://www.rentawreck.com/ (better than the name says). In Brønnøysund you can rent a car at Ivar og Trygves bilverksted AS. You order airline tickets at norwegian.no, or at sas.no
Before arrival we agree where and when to meet for keys and guiding
Kommer du fra E6, ta av på Tosenkrysset mot Brønnøysund. Etter ca 45 km ta av til venstre mot Vassbygda. Kommer du fra Fv 17, skal du ca 10 km sør for Brønnøysund ta av mot E6. Etter ca 44 km tar du til høyre mot Vassbygda.
Fishing regulations for Plahtes Estate 2016:
For fishing in the mountain, there are no special restrictions. It is allowed to fish with flies, angler worm, otter, spinning bait etc.
EIDEVASSDRAGET WATER SYSTEM:
SEA TROUT AND ARCTIC CHAR: Fishing period from 1.6 until 14.9. Yearly quota 10 sea trout/person and 10 anadromous arctic char/person
SALMON: Fishing period from 1.6 until 14.09. Yearly quota 3 salmon/perosn. If you catch an escaped bread salmon, it should be killed.
All anadromous fish bigger than 70 cm should be released. This assures good genes for the spawning and increases the average size of the fish in the water system, making it even better.
URVOLDVASSDRAGET:
SEA TROUT AND ARCTIC CHAR: Fishing period from 1.6 until 14.9. Yearly quota 10 sea trout/person and 10 anadromous arctic char/person
SALMON: Catch and release. If you catch an escaped bread salmon, it should be killed.
All anadromous fish bigger than 70 cm should be released. This assures good genes for the spawning and increases the average size of the fish in the water system, making it even better. It is not allowed to use angler worm.
TERRÅKVASSDRAGET:
SEA TROUT AND ARCTIC CHAR: Fishing period from 1.6 until 14.9. Yearly quota 10 sea trout/person
SALMON: Catch and release. If you catch an escaped bread salmon, it should be killed.
ÅBJØRAVASSDRAGET:
SEA TROUT: Åelva river: 15.6 until 31.8. Åbjøra and Åbjøra lake: 15.6 til 14.09. Daily quota of 3 sea trou/person. Yearly quota of 10 sea trout/person. Fishing for trout in the Åbjøra lake is permitted all year round. It is allowed to use angler worm in the lake, but not in the rivers.
SALMON: Fishing period from 15.6 until 15.07. Yearly quota 3 salmon/person. Maximum size 65 cm. If you catch an escaped bread salmon, it should be killed. It is allowed to use angler worm in the lake, but not in the rivers.
Other guidelines: Fishing gear and other equipment that has been used in other lakes or rivers during the last week must be disinfected to prevent spreading of the parasite Gyrodactulus Salaris
If possible, take shell sample of all salmons. Envelopes can be obtained from owner or found in cabin. Fish that is too damaged to be released, should be given to the owner who will give it to the home for the elderly,
To be allowed to fish for sea trout or salmon in Norway, you have to pay a license to the government. You can pay here: Denne kan betales her: http://fiskeravgift.miljodirektoratet.no/.
The area of Eide
Check out: http://www.norgeskart.no/#12/385281/7239339
Øvereidet
Map reference: M711- series: nr. 1825 III og IV.
GPS-coordinates: Cabin: UTM 7239230- 33W 0384310
Safety To be read by all participants
Even though most of our guests are used to spending time in the wild, we require that all participants read the information below thoroughly (all comments are not relevant for all places).
General information:
Temperatures during summertime range from +25 to +5C. We can have long periods with rain or with sunshine, but the change can be very rapid, especially with western/northern wind. Fog is not common but can appear quite fast. In June/July it never gets dark. The tree line is at about 300 masl (meters above mean sea level). The area is so sparsely populated that many places there are no tracks. Fog can make it difficult to navigate. Please inform the other participants where you are going, and/or leave a note in the cabin. You can walk where you feel like in the nature, not following any track. The amount of biting insects varies from week to week. In the end of august, most biting insects are normally gone. We have good experience with “Autan” from Bayer as a repellent.
Equipement to bring:
Bring water and wind proof clothing for the conditions described above. Bring proper shoes for walking. Jogging shoes are not recommended for long mountain trips. If you plan to do long hikes, bring a small thermal bag and something to eat. Bring a map and a compass. You find map references in the product sheet. A mobile phone and a GPS are also recommended. Bring a waterproof container for electronic equipment. Bring life-jackets if you have not been told otherwise. Also bring some basic first aid equipment. A water proof bag for electronic equipment is recommended. For hunting: Bring hunting license from your country. For fishing sea trout/salmon: Pay the governmental fee at any post office in Norway. All fishing gear and other equipment that has been used in other lakes or rivers during the last week must be disinfected to prevent spreading of the parasite Gyrodactulus Salaris.
Check list for boats and engines:
Oars: Always bring oars. Check that oars and oarlocks are in order. Check boat for external damage. Engine: Almost all engine trouble is caused by a lack of understanding the points below: o Use 2% oil mixture in the petrol. Lack of oil in the fuel will wreck the engine. o When filling fuel, do not let any water into the tank. Even a few droplets are enough to cause engine failure. Water in the fuel is the reason for 90% of all engine trouble. Water is best seen as droplets on the spark plug. o Use external tank. On some of the 5Hp engines there is a tank selector on the side. On the 4 Hp engines, the arrow on the choke should point to the right. o Check that there is enough petrol on the tank. o Check that (if there is one) the air bleed plug on the tank is open. A closed air bleed plug will typically make the engine stop after some time. o Use choke on cold engine only, and only for a couple of pulls o When starting, pull horizontally, and do not pull the cord all the way out. o If you have problems, please read “troubleshooting and use of engines” Boats and bad weather: o If the weather is too rough, do not use the boat. o If the boat is too heavily loaded, it might tip or sink. This is especially important in bad weather. Always bring a bailer. o In strong wind it is important to distribute the load in the boat. If the boat is heavily overloaded in the back, the bow can be caught by a strong gust of wind and capsize backwards. o Always wear life jackets in the boat. o Use the “dead man’s grip” on the engine
Checklist upon arrival at the cabin:
Smoke detectors and fire extinguishers: Locate the fire extinguisher(s). Test all smoke detectors by pressing the button. (Unfortunately, the batteries are sometimes borrowed by guests). Propane: Propane is a highly flammable gas, and it is also toxic. For safety, an additive gives the gas a strong, unpleasant smell. A gas leakage tester is mounted next to the propane bottle. o We use composite propane bottles that are very light when they are empty. Shake the bottle before exchanging it to check if it completely empty. o When living the cabin after the stay, please flip over the switch on the propane valve. Please leave the fridge door open to prevent bad smell for our next guests. Kerosene lamps: The lamp glass transports heat much higher than one might think. Do not place the lamp close to the ceiling or close to combustible materials. Hold your hand between the burning lamp and the ceiling to check if the distance is adequate. o Do not drive up the wick so high that the lamp starts to soot. o Extinguish the lamp by blowing down the lamp glass, not by retracting the wick. Stearine candles: Do not trust that our previous guests have attached the candle adequately. o Use only proper candlesticks. Check that the candle is properly fastened. o Do not place the candle close to combustible materials. Blow out the candle when leaving the room. Wood burning stove: Let the door stay closed. Sparks can spring out and put the cabin on fire.
Walking in the nature:
There are no venomous animals in the area. There are bears and wolfs in the region, but very rear. Lynx is more common, but it is very shy. The most dangerous animals are moose cows protecting her calf. (It is always a bad idea to try to separate mother from child). You can make a bonfire if it is not to dry. If you are in doubt: don’t. It is easier to climb up than down, look at the map before descending a steep hill the first time. If it gets to steep, climb back up again. (Some places, the last 10 meters are vertical.) Bring appropriate equipment for the trip. Consider that the trip might be longer than calculated. Rivers and streams can change quite fast. Have respect for the force of moving water when crossing. Be careful when crossing streams and when getting out of boats. The rocks are often very slippery. Do not go on longer trips than you master. Always tell others where you are going and/or leave a note in the cabin. If possible: Check weather forecast. Ask for help/guiding if you are in doubt. Always bring map/compass/GPS/mobile phone on longer trips.
Plahtes Eiendommer assume no responsibility for possible damage or injury to the guests or their belongings which might occur during their stay in the area of Plahtes Eiendommer, or in the cabins, boats, roads etc. All guests are responsible for their own actions. Guests that do not feel they have the necessary skills should request a guide during their stay.
We hope you will have a pleasant stay
Cleaning upon departure. We do not have the opportunity to check all cabins between visits. We therefore depend on our guests to clean the cabin thoroughly upon departure. If our last guest has done a bad job: Report this to us and do a better job yourself.
The form below is a reminder, not a fulfilling list. Use your eyes and head to see what needs to be done. Please fill out the form and return it to us upon departure. Lack of proper cleaning will be invoiced.
WAS OK NOT COMMENTS
OK NOW OK
OUTSIDE
Tidy, garbage and litter removed
CABIN
Kitchen properly cleaned: Wall around stove, inside stove, cupboard handles etc.
Pots, pans and kitchen utensils cleaned and put in cupboard
(if any) Fridge/freezer cleaned
Floor swept and then cleaned with floor cloth
Kerosene lamps clean, new candles in candlesticks
Window ledges clean.
Firewood in cabin and wood burning stove emptied of ashes
PIT PRIVY/SANITARY
Pit Privy cleaned and sanitary bark added
(if any) Shower cleaned and hair etc. removed from gully
BOATS
Boats emptied from water and cleaned
Do not leave food in the cabin.
THINGS MISSING:
SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT:
I confirm that the above has been done to a satisfactory level:
Place/date: ______Signature:______
Feedback after your stay
You, as our guest, knows best our potential for improvement. We would appreciate if you took the time and told us your opinion on your stay here. Please fill out this form, and return it to us in a way that suits you best
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Comments:
During the stay:
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