Fly fishing Blog & Guiding
Join me on my hunt for Seatrout in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland. My goal is to inspire others and share moments and experience in search of this amazing fish. If you would like more information on fly fishing, Seatrout fishing and product reviews ,then this is perhaps the channel you should follow.
Continue reading “I am starting a Fly Fishing Vlog on Youtube!”In today`s episode we talk about how we can make our flies last longer! A simple tip that will make sure that your fliebox is always fresh and your flies will last longer.
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Welcome to two minutes monday where we are going to take a closer look at the 3rd hand rod holder from Opros.
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Welcome to two minutes Monday where we are going to take a closer look at the stripping basket. Do you really need it ? Can you live without it ?
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In this episode I get a visit from Franz Fraisl from Goflyfishing Austria, and we are going to hunt for Seatrout and Seabass in Norway.
Continue reading “Vlog # 5 Seatrout / Seabass fishing in the summer (Norway)”
In this vlog episode I will give you 3 of my personal tips on how you can catch more Seatrout in the spring.
Continue reading “How to catch more Seatrout in the spring! Vlog # 2”
This is a fly I became aware of after a trip to Finland, and its a unique fly for seatrout fishing. In Denmark its also called glimmerrejen, but its popularity in Denmark has gone down a bit with the many new shrimp models they have.
Continue reading “Mulkkis the pink shrimp fly”
Scuds make up to 20% of a seatrouts diet. So fly fishermen should be getting up close and personal with scuds.
Continue reading “The Orange Scuds fly”
The Kobberbassen fly imitates a gammarus that lives in the vegetation close to the shore. Some fishermen are even of the opinion that this is the only fly you need.
Continue reading “The Kobberbassen fly”
The Skyggen fly is a really good seatrout fly. When the fishing is difficult this fly is indispensable!
Continue reading “The Skyggen Fly”