In Lovund, Norway, a caught fish hangs by its mouth from a fishing line

In Lovund, Norway, a caught fish hangs by its mouth from a fishing line. The fish, a moderately sized specimen, appears to be a type of cod or similar saltwater species, with dark brown and lighter grey markings. Its mouth is open, revealing its teeth, and a fishing hook is visible within. A small, colorful lure, possibly green and pink, is attached to the fishing line near the fish's head. Another similar lure is visible further down the line, closer to the ground. The fishing line extends downwards out of frame. The background suggests a pier or waterfront area. To the left, a metal railing runs horizontally, separating the concrete ground from a body of blue water. In the distance, a few small, rocky islands or peninsulas are visible under a sky with scattered white clouds. A wooden pallet with a red bag on it is placed on the concrete surface near the railing. The overall lighting indicates it is daytime.