Villingavatn
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2021
- Villingavatn is a small lake to the south of lake Þingvallavatn, which as you know from my other videos is home to some of the biggest brown trouts in the world. The trout in lake Villingavatn, just like their relatives in the neighbouring lake, can grow to massive proportions! And the colours are stunning.
The clips used in the short film were from various trips to the lake in the summer of 2020.
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Never gets old doesn't it? Fine looking browns. I primarily fish rivers here in Idaho and your style of fishing intrigues me. Always something to learn and that's why we love it huh? Great Vid. Looking to make the trip this summer.
Thank you, glad you liked it. I used to only fish rivers but now I primarily fish lakes. Was a steep learning curve at first but now I do okay when I go. Hopefully you can make it this summer! Don't hesitate to be in touch if you need information.
Good video
Thank you
Awesome video! Curios of what lines you are using when fishing villingavatn? Float or int or sink?
Thank you! I use float or intermediate. For nymphs and small streamers I use a floating line but for deerhair streamers and muddler variations I use a intermediate fly line.
Massamegasúperæði! Takk!
Frábært! 😁 takk sömuleiðis
Great video! I’m fishing here this summer. Do you have any advice/suggestions?
Thanks, when are you going? It depends on time of year and weather conditions. But the general advice is very small streamers that imitate stickleback, midges from the surface film to 20 cm under the surface and then dry flies/emergers. My best stickleback producer has been a small zoo cougar. If I'm targeting the big fish I have used articulated streamers with success but they usually don't produce in 20 degrees with a sunny sky. In those conditions the dry fly stays on almost the whole day. Might throw a streamer during twilight.
@@jakobsindriorsson694 I’ll be there the last week of June. What color colors do you find that work best imitating a stickleback?
@@eddiep27 aa ok. They will probably be sipping emergers and eating flies of the surface at that time. I have used brown, olive and white stickleback imitations at the lake with success. Olive being the most consistent one.
@@eddiep27 ohh and black when it gets dark.
@@jakobsindriorsson694 I appreciate the advice!! I can’t wait to make the trip this summer!!
Frábært myndband, hvaða flugur ertu að vinna með þarna?
Nú hefur þessu svari mínu verið eytt tvisvar út. Það eru einhver heiti á flugum sem eru víst of dónaleg fyrir jútúb. Ég notaði mest grænan yxes (lesist afturábak) waltz í stærð 18 sem gaf mér vel, fékk svo á Europea 12 þurrfluguna og straumflugurnar Zoo cougar, Xes (lesist afturábak) dungeon, Murtuna og Páfagaukinn en seinni tvær eru eftir mig. Straumflugurnar eru frekar stórar, sirka 10 cm (Zoo cougar) upp í 20 cm (Páfagaukurinn).
Þetta er glæsilegt, er aðallega verið að nota sökklínur? Við félagarnir eigum bókaðan dag í lok maí, hverju mælið þið með?
Takk fyrir það. Þetta fer eftir svo miklu, ég nota flotlínur til jafns við sökklínur. Þegar hann er í uppítöku þá var ég með flotlínu og notaði púpur og þurrflugur en var með sökklínu með straumflugunum. En það er vel gilt þarna að nota flotlínur með straumflugum og oft best að vera ekkert með þær þyngdar en þar sem mínar straumflugur fljóta, eru með dádýrshaus eða ull, þá þarf línan að sökkva þeim. Ég myndi bara vera óhræddur við að skanna svæðið með smá púpum og passa að labba ekki fram á bakkanna.
Vilkingavatnið er alls ekki djúpt, ég veiði það aðallega með flotlínu og löngum taum, hef með mér sökktaum til öryggis.
Mjög skemtilegt!
Takk fyrir það!