New Price Record for Fishing in the Alta River: Paying 800,000 for Two Days
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The amount paid by an anonymous individual for two days in the Alta River is likely a world record for the price of a salmon fishing permit. The auction, organized by Redd Villaksen, went better than anyone could have hoped.
An unknown person paid 800,000 kroner on Wednesday for two days of fishing in the Alta River this summer. The money will go to preserve the endangered salmon.
– It helps contribute to the entire country of Norway's fight for wild salmon, says ALI chairwoman Karianne Johansen.
An unknown person paid 800,000 kroner on Wednesday for two days of fishing in the Alta River this summer. The money will go to preserve the endangered salmon.
Exclusive salmon fishing in Alta continues to set new price records. At the big wild salmon auction on Wednesday evening, an unknown buyer paid 800,000 kroner for two days of fishing next summer.
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