easy
3–4 hours
Moderate physical activity; good mobility required to move across ice
Discover the thrill of ice fishing in Finnish Lapland's Arctic lakes. Learn traditional techniques, catch your own fish, and enjoy a cozy meal over an open fire amidst stunning winter scenery.
Catch your own meal with a local Fisherman
Embark on an unforgettable ice fishing adventure on the renowned Arctic lakes with a local fisherman. Learn traditional fishing techniques, check nets and traps, and savor a meal cooked over an open fire using your freshly caught fish. Immerse yourself in the local culture and the stunning wilderness.
Experience traditional ice fishing with a local fisherman on the famous Lake Inari (Aanaarjävri). Locals have relied on this lake as a food source for generations. You will be introduced to different ways of fishing under the ice and take part in checking fishing nets and traps. The day will be completed with a meal prepared from the freshly caught fish by an open fire. This adventure offers a glimpse into the local way of life, the thrill of checking traps, and the opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the wilderness.
Includes english guiding, snowmobile sleigh ride, ice fishing experience with introduction to different winter fishing methods and lunch by open fire
Price: 260€ per adult, 182€ per child 4-14y
Layer up with insulated, moisture-wicking clothing to stay comfortable on the ice.
Always verify ice thickness and safety before venturing onto the lake.
Capture the unique Arctic landscape and the Northern Lights if visible.
Avoid disturbing local animals and follow conservation guidelines.
Inari has been a hub for Sámi culture and Arctic fishing for centuries, with traditions passed down through generations.
The region emphasizes sustainable fishing and environmental preservation to protect Arctic ecosystems.
Keeps you warm in frigid temperatures and is necessary for comfort.
winter specific
Provided by guides, used to drill holes in the ice.
winter specific
Protects hands while handling fishing gear and catching fish.
winter specific
Keeps feet dry and warm on the ice.
winter specific