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Iceland, 5˝ days


A typical brown trout
A typical brown trout
Almost intimidating
Almost intimidating
Angelica
Angelica
as smooth as...
as smooth as...
Asger's last
Asger's last
Asger's last - again
Asger's last - again
Black Bead Nymph
Black Bead Nymph
Black Frances
Black Frances
Bleiktogblatt
Bleiktogblatt
Bleka
Bleka
Brown
Brown
Buzzzzz...!
Buzzzzz...!
Cigar
Cigar
Click!
Click!
Dirt!
Dirt!
Downstream
Downstream
Dry fly sneaker
Dry fly sneaker
First try
First try
Fishmobile
Fishmobile
Gale force casting
Gale force casting
Golden drops
Golden drops
Hooked
Hooked
In the rain again
In the rain again
Just beaded!
Just beaded!
Last evening
Last evening
Litlaá rapid
Litlaá rapid
Litlaá
Litlaá
Mosquitoes!
Mosquitoes!
Nice brown
Nice brown
Nice sea trout
Nice sea trout
Nice sea trout about to be released
Nice sea trout about to be released
Rain and weed
Rain and weed
Red Frances
Red Frances
Red Snelda
Red Snelda
Releasing
Releasing
Removing dirt
Removing dirt
Risers
Risers
Rods in place
Rods in place
Room with a view
Room with a view
Saved by the fishing limo!
Saved by the fishing limo!
Varmá
Varmá
View
View
Ytri Rangä
Ytri Rangä

 
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