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Gjøvik and Toten Sports Fishing Club is a Norwegian angling club affiliated with NJFF. Founded in 1990, it has around 60 active members and works to encourage outdoor recreation and fishing among children, young people and adults. The club also promotes fishing as a competitive activity and supports care for nature as a resource for present and future generations.

Ice fishing is a major part of the club’s activities. Members take part in regional competitions, and the club organizes several events each winter, along with group trips to nearby waters. It has hosted two Norwegian championships and one Nordic championship in ice fishing. The club can also provide information and training in modern ice fishing.

Other interests represented include modern bait fishing, fly fishing and fly tying, as well as boat fishing for trout on Lake Mjøsa. Members also spin fish for a range of species in rivers and fresh and salt water.