Takk for det. Går veien nå :-)

Harald Andersen Takk skal du ha, planen er klar for oppfølging :-)

Takker Morten!

Takk skal du ha, hyggelig!!

Takker :)

Thanks 🎣

Takker.

Takker! Går veien nå

Takker :-)

Takker 🎣

Takker, takker :-)

Takker :-)

:-)

Det regnet fra mai til langt utpå høsten...Godt fiske da :-)

Takker :-)

Thanks 👍

Takker :)

Thanks 👍

🎣

Takk skal du ha 🎣

Takker. Det håper jeg og :-)

Har du like store eller større planer i år?

Etter et par tørkesesonger nå så er hver fisk en seier

Takker selv, kjempe i Sokndal :-)

Hi, I mostly use a #7 switch in this film. For a Finnmark small river ride you would get along with a single hand #7/ equal on most conditions.

@@TomRobertsenThanks for the advice!

Takker. Jeg har kun fisket sone 3 i juni. Fluevalget er nok avhengig av temperatur og volum, og fargen deretter. Men når elva synker og temperaturen øker så er jo blått noe som fungerer godt i elva

Evan, my apologies for not translating :-) Most rivers are in vicinity of Stavanger. Trout- and big river is Finnmark. I was planning for the river Tay in April but all plans are delayed now...

@@TomRobertsen Hi Tom, yes the Corona virus is going to take a long time to go away. I have weeks fishing booked on rivers Spey, Dee and Tay in April and i dont know if i will be allowed to fish. Only 2hrs drive from my house! Regards, Ewan.

Sliter litt med materialet til en oppfølger av den sesongen...

Fint i sone to :-)

Thanks :-) I’m trying to improve my skills on every cast!

Hi. I assume that whatever I answer will not be of particular interest. But I find the discussion more facinating if the initial question to this larger debate is on the purpose of fishing rather than the colour of the fish. Colour - to me - has relevance for the trophy argument more than preservation. Size is arguably more relevant for preservation.

I’m taking everything you say serious and I am not a guy who don’t listen... just for myself I think that female fish especially in color should not be removed from the river

It’s a fair decision I respect. Season is just started; they’re all silver now :-). Hope for a good season for both of us!

Colm, I understand where the argument comes from and I respect you follow those principles as your fishing philosofy. I think that is great. As a general principle I do not, however, agree in your comment as I believe it reflects emotional rather than preservation principles. Tom

@@TomRobertsen Hi Tom, thanks for your response. I'm not saying dont keep any for your table , a grilse every now and again will do little harm, but the fact remains every hen fish that is killed in a river, reduces its smolts prospects and returning fish. I'm glad to say I'm teaching my son to respect this great fish's life cycle while enjoying the art of fishing. Stay safe and enjoy.

@@TomRobertsen Disgraceful reply

You can be sure Tom that as time passes your country will impose mandatory catch and release of all salmon in most if not all Scandinavian rivers. It’s a sign of the times sadly. Here in Scotland it’s one or two seasons away. Sad decline of a miracle of nature. A sign of mans ignorance of all things natural

Thanks. I think we all see the decline with sadness in all our rivers. The bigger threat to the stocks is arguably issues caused by the ever increasing farming industry. Insofar there are bag limits in all rivers I fish, with mid-season evaluation to monitor progress. I am not against c&r but when it’s only c&r left I will cease chasing this beautiful fish and leave the last ones for themselves.

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