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The Point of Return

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Published on Feb 25. 2016 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Winter

Sea trout fishing

Coastal fishing

Winter fly fishing in Norway. Some times you need to go out of your comfort zone in order to hunt for the sea run brown trout in Norway, but occationally you just have to draw the line and say that it's time to call it a day.

Originator

Dryflyliving

Slush-ice n' trout

An afternoon in winter wonder trout land.

Nov 28. 2024

Cold Flats

Fishing for winter sea trout on the cold Danish flats.

Oct 15. 2023

Baltic flies for calm and clear water

In this part of the series on different coastal conditions, we look at a common situation: water clear as gin and maybe even calm as a mirror. Not the easiest of fishing conditions, but adapting gear and flies to the situation helps.

Mar 17. 2021

Cold Water Tactics for Sea Trout

FLY TV is back! And what better way of the comeback than to go to Gotland trying to catch a monster sea run brown trout with the fly rod in the cold water? Almost nothing if you ask us...

Nov 9. 2017

A go-kart sea trout trip

This is a report from a productive early morning coastal trip in Denmark. I was forced to get up early to be able to be home in time to watch Formula 1 on TV

Jul 11. 2015

Midnight Sea Trout

As the summer progresses and the days get brighter and the water gets warmer, Baltic sea trout fishing becomes a nighttime activity.

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