Fly Fishing for brown trout and grayling - Experience Hedmark

Published on Aug 4. 2014 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Norwegian Expedition are happy to accompany you on your traveling adventures in Norway. We're based in Hedemark, with great hiking and fishing experiences. Here's a short film showing just that. You can also visit us here http://norwegianexpeditions.blogspot.no/ http://twitter.com/NorwegianExpedi https://vimeo.com/norwegianexpedition http://instagram.com/norexpe http://www.youtube.com/NorwegianExpeditions http://www.flickr.com/norwegianexpedition http://www.facebook.com/NorwegianExpeditions THANKS FOR WATCHING AND SUPPORTING OUR WORK ( please tell us if you are interested in English subtitles )

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