Fly fishing vacations in Norway – Dry Fly Fishing at its best!
From Friday 3 July to Friday 9 July, we had Stein Evensen, Tom Thomassen, Halvor J. Røberg and Kim Karstensen as guests here with us at Skålestrømmen. The group experienced a very exciting fishing with very varied weather, wind and water level. They experienced everything from calm winds to up to 10 m / s.
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Fra Fredag 3. Juli til Fredag 9. Juli hadde vi Stein Evensen, Tom Thomassen, Halvor J. Røberg og Kim Karstensen som gjester her hos oss i Skålestrømmen. Gjengen opplevde et meget spennende fiske med veldig variert vær, vind og vannstand. De opplevde alt fra vindstille til opp mot 10 m/s.
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Vak, three letters which mean the world for an angler. Vak is Norwegian for “rising fish”. The first question in summer is “Har du sett noe vak?” – Have you seen fish rising?
Here at Skålestrømmen you can do so while having a coffee in the morgning. Watch you cup though, you might end up with a mayfly swimming in it.
This video was shot with a Go-Pro. I just had it film for 25 minutes and speeded it up to a minute. No, this is not rain 😉
Please visit https://www.skalestrommen.no for more information and booking.
Steen, Kai, Leif and Torben from Denmark had a few nice days at Skålestrømmen. It was fantastic having such positive and happy people around. Some fish were caught too and some hooks bendt open and Torben volunteered for testing the life vests. All in all a success. Anyway, have a look for yourself
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This week we had Kristin & Martin as guests. They are from Mittersill in Austria. They own the Stefflhof farm. A really remarkable place.
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Jan And Geert from Belgium were our guests for the first week of June. They had great time with a lot of fun, lots of fishing (sometimes more than 12 hours a day), good food and much laughter.
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