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Normunds Ikomass
Guide · pike IN lv · All of Latvia
Trophy pike with one of Latvia's first fishing guides
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Overview
Normunds Ikomass (pike IN lv) is one of Latvia's first fishing guides, specialising in trophy pike on Latvia's rivers and lakes and in Finland. Media features from 2021–2024 describe him as a trophy pike guide. Prices are not published, and the latest evidence of guiding activity dates from 2024.
Fish
Pike
- Base
- Latvia, base not published; also fishes in Finland
- Waters
- Latvia's major rivers, Latvian lakes, Finland
- Methods
- spinning for trophy pike, big bait, from a boat
- Suitable for
- trophy pike anglers
- Languages
- Not publicly specified
- Booking
- phone
Experience and achievements
“Self-reported” means the information comes from the guide’s own publications and has not been independently verified.
- Independent sourceSanta.lv (2021) describes him as Latvia's first fishing guide, guiding trophy pike trips in Latvia and Finland
- Self-reportedCustomer catches from his boat include pike measuring 129, 127 and 125 cm
- Independent sourceOutdoor Riga 2023 masterclass: How to read a river with and without technology
Trips
Trips and prices
Elsewhere online
- Latvia's first fishing guide Normunds Ikomass: My hands always shake after landing a trophySanta.lv · 13.01.2021.
- Normunds Ikomass: the man who has caught more than 400 metres of pikeYouTube “Lielais Loms” · 28.03.2023.
Confirm before booking
- ? Whether paid guiding is still offered in 2026.
- ? Whether the phone number, published in 2020, is current.
- ? Price, boat and group size are not published.
Sources
Public sources checked on 29.10.2026.
- 01Santa.lv: Latvia's first fishing guide (2021)guiding in Latvia and Finland
- 02Lielais Loms: How to catch the BIG one? (2021)guide services and customer catches
- 03manalidaka: Latvian fishing tackle makers (2020)brand and phone
- 04tvnet: Outdoor Riga 2024fishing guide in the 2024 programme
- 05YouTube: pike IN lvown channel, 2019–2023