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Ruza
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 Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 8:47 am Post subject: Patterns for glomma region |
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Hi all,
I'm heading to Norway to the area of Koppang in the first week of June. I'm planning to do a lot of fishing in the Glomma and surrounding lakes and rivers. I have found a lot of (standard) patterns recommended for this area like the adams, klinkhamer, red tag and a variety of nymps on the internet but i was wondering if anyone knows other good (local) patterns preferably with step by step tying instructions, i just started tying my own flies and i'm still very low skiled 
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t.z.
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Location: Oslo, Norway
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Hi,
the patterns you mention are all in the ballpark. It is about finding the right spots too. The trout can be quite difficult.
Maybe you want to contact Tore @ http://www.fishfinders.no/
Cheers,
Thomas
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Ruza
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Thomas,
Thanks for your quick reply, the url you mentioned looks very good, the only problem is that it's in complete norwegian (wich i cant read nor speak  ). I recon that the man you mentioned (Tore) is a fishing guide, can you tell me the pricerange for hiring a guide for a day (or 2)?
Thanks in advance!
Ruza |
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t.z.
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Ruza
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| Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:15 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for all the effort Thomas, didn't know google translate works that well. It's very close to real english and indeed, sometimes very funny 
I will contact Tore, thanks for all the info. If anyone has any idea's regarding my original question (patterns) please feel free to share 
Greetings,
Ruza |
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t.z.
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| Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:55 am Post subject: |
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no problem ...
regards patterns - the desticnt special / different pattern I have seen - which is a bit of a local secret, sshhhhhh  - is a variation of the swedish superpuppa. They put a bunch of deer hair as underbody and tier them very slim.
Let me know when you come over so we can get together for a fish.
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Ruza
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| Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:42 am Post subject: |
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Thomas,
That sounds like a great idea, sharing a day of fishing together. Me and my fishing buddy will be there from 4 June till 12 June, we're planning to fish for pike in the area around Oslo the first days before heading to Koppang. We'll keep in touch!
Cheers.
Ruza
edit: I have set my email shown in my userprofile, drop me a line if you want to get in touch during the week I'm in Norway |
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