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Giants of the Em

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Published on Dec 16. 2009 - 15 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Stream fishing

Salmon fishing

The river Em in Sweden is home to some of the largest sea trout in the World, and this DVD-trailer shows some nice scenery and grand fish. We're currently watching the DVD and will publish a review soon.

Originator

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Koktuli Wild

At the heart of the Alaskan Pebble Mine controversy, the Koktuli River winds its way through the Alaskan bushland from its source at Frying Pan Lake to Bristol Bay.

Nov 15. 2018

So many Fish!

This was one of the most fun trips I've had in a long time. Such a wide range of fish species to catch! From Salmon running up stream, to brown and rainbow trout.

Feb 28. 2017

Skjern River

This video is about angling for salmon in Skjern River. Watch the video and get a taste of the unique fishing.

Mar 18. 2012

Another Year of the Giants

Icelandic salmon guide Nils Jorgensen's annual report from 2010 was "The Year Of The Giants". An unbelievable season, which for me seemed like once in a lifetime with many monster salmon. Well, the madness continued from day one in 2011…

The Sage of Dibbin Creek

Jan 11. 2024

A capturing and sometimes touching novel about a young boy whose life is formed by farming, outdoors activities and fishing

Apr 14. 2023

Salmon fishing in Iceland, where to start

Iceland with its fascinating extremes and great runs of salmon is a dream destination for many anglers. Here’s where to start.

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