Salmon Fishing Northern Sweden /
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2022
- In this thrilling fishing adventure, join us as we explore the beautiful Jockfall in Sweden for some exciting salmon fishing. Get ready to witness the breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and the thrill of reeling in big salmon.
Immerse yourself in the Swedish wilderness and enjoy the serenity of nature as we cast our lines and wait for the perfect catch.
Whether you're an experienced angler or a nature enthusiast, this video is sure to captivate you with its stunning visuals and exciting fishing action. Join us on this unforgettable journey and experience the thrill of salmon fishing in one of Sweden's most picturesque locations.
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This is really beautiful country.
Amazing river!
Nice video and beautiful water and countryside, some stunning looking fish! Interesting way of landing these fish by 'walking' them upriver, I assume to avoid them entering the fast water below. C&R not in play here I guess in some cases. Thank you for sharing
Thanx. And you were absolutely right about the rapids below! Plus that there is a massive cliff blocking the way. I would much rather follow the fish 🎣 downstream. Some people C&R but it is not a must here. The rules are very strict and you are allowed to take just one fish per day. And since the salmon population is doing fine, I think thats great. Personally I almost never take more than one fish per season. I guess that’s because I do not catch so many anyway. 😅😂 And yeas I think C&R is important if the population is in danger. 👍🏻 Once again thanx for enjoying the video!!! It means a lot to me.😀
Great video! Nice to see you here in UA-cam. Didn't know that you have a channel!
Hi 🙋🏻♂️ same to you. It has been a while since last time. Hope you are doing well.😀 You have a new subscriber.🤗
Keep up the great work! Spectacular footage, subbed your channel!
Nice video! 🙂
Thanks 😊
Nice
You might try a weighted line or fly. Salmons eyes are made to look up so they will be very close to the bottom.
I used float-int-sink3 +T16 +conehead tube-fly. Don’t need to get any deeper 😅. But thanks for the advice 😀🙏🏻
Interesting to see my old home water, and Erling catching a salmon :)
Me personally would like to have the video without the music, at least during the fish fights - always nice to hear the reel screaming and the water splashing (and maybe a few curse words now and then) ;)
Thanx Rikard 🙋🏻♂️ next time maybe 😀
I made a new video with less music during the fish fight. 😎 Hope you like it. 🎣😀 ua-cam.com/video/JiQGGmJ_Bqw/v-deo.html
Was that a c/r if so why take it out of the water? Just wondering
What rod and line setup is that? Awesome vid
Guideline LPXe 17 ft 12-13 rod. Airflo
Skagit F.I.S.T line.
Erling Holmström, who according to Håkan Norling is Mr LPXe 17′ adds;
The rod is easy to load and the action is felt right down the handle and it has a real kick through the whole blank. Airflo F.I.S.T 660 grain and the new 4D MultiTip with the 18 ft / 14gr tips are one of the best combinations for long casts with this cannon of a rod.
guideline.blog/2017/05/04/now-it-is-back-the-lpxe-17/
I would probably buy this rod now if I would buy a new one. Erling Holmström was one off the designer’s.
namproducts.com/products/171-11-4-pcs
Erling is the one who caught the big salmon at the end of my video. I highly respect him as one of the best fly fishermen I have ever seen. 🙋🏻♂️
Thanx for liking my video! It means a lot to me. 😀
@@mariaandwolfi holy smokes 12-13wt?!?! You guys are nuts, I fish for King Salmon and Steelhead with a 7 and 8wt 13ft. I really want to try something in the 15/16ft range. Maybe a step down from yours 👍
I completely forgot to mention that I only use this rod at Jockfall! It’s basically impossible to run after the salmon and therefore you have to hold it and almost drag it up to a safer place to land. It’s a bit hardcore I guess 😂. I would much rather prefer lighter gear. And I would love to fish 🎣 for steelhead one day. 😀
@@mariaandwolfi when i used to fish the river Tay, which is a fairly big river, many years ago now, Throwing big flies and heavy Shooting head lines, i used an 18ft Hardy favourite, beast of a rod, could handle any line no problem. Was an awesome rod. Still have one in the loft. Not Salmon fished for a long while now. Thats a beast of a river you are fishing in this vid.