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greenland/iceland/charr
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I am hoping to plan a trip to Greenland or Iceland to fish primarily for seagoing arctic charr next year. Any advice ? I am based in Scotland but i believe the best place to start from might be Denmark.
Maybe someone knows somewhere else in N.Europe that would be worth a visit.Thanks in advance, Keith.
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Re: greenland/iceland/charr
[quote:be88cab1dd="kreid"]I am hoping to plan a trip to Greenland or Iceland to fish primarily for seagoing arctic charr next year. Any advice ? I am based in Scotland but i believe the best place to start from might be Denmark.
Maybe someone knows somewhere else in N.Europe that would be worth a visit.Thanks in advance, Keith.[/quote:be88cab1dd]
Kieth,
I once fished for sea run char in Greenland (Disko Island). A great experience in some extremely beautiful landscapes for some very nice fish. They were fairly easy to catch fishing in a sea pool with new fish coming in with every tide, and the sizes were good, but not enormous. A 3 lbs. fish seemed to be a good catch.
I think going to Greenland is expensive no matter where you fly from, but should you pass through Denmark, your may want to sample some sea run browns too.
Martin
trip to Greenland
Hi - Im planning a fishing trip to greenland these days. Its for a danish travel agency www.topas.dk - who has hiking trips to most of greenland. Ive pushed them to arrange fishing trips for year and finally succeded this year..... as Topas got their hands on som cheap air tickets.
Its going to be a testtrip - Those who join the group pays only costprice....
we leave on the 28th of july 06 and fish 3 days in Kangerlussuaq and 3 days in the Disko area.....
Pass me a line if you are interested?
Regards Kasper