First time fishing legendary stream Sjöforsen 

Thank you Steve. I had to pin your nice words.

@@FlyFishingbyRobert Thank you,Robert!

You two certainly know what’s up. That’s for sure. Big up.

@@yorckpercy Thanks for saying so!🎣Tight lines!

You too@@steveg8322 🤜🏻🤛🏻

Thank you!

Thanks Jesper

Thank you. I had the best time

I would correct you and say I have my emotions on my skin if that saying makes sense ☺️ there is one video coming where I was fishing with my buddy Mads, I was so upset about the bad weather that I wanted to stop filming. I'm glad I didn't and it turned out quite funny I think.

Thank you Richard

Thank you. Glad you like it!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks

Thanks Antoni. Hope you enjoy.

Thanks Mads.

Thank you Max! 🍻

Thanks Frank

Glad you like it

Thank you!

Thanks!

+1 to this, was nice to see the change of scenery and style. Awesome fish too

Thank you Oak

Thanks. When can you fish for them? Didn't know they were lake trout there.

Thank you

Tack Anders. Kanadarödinghugg är så jäkla märkliga. Jag tror det är för att dom bara går fram och slukar det dom vill äta och sen står kvar där. Som att kroka en flytande gren om det är en liten fisk men en stor så vrickar man handleden när de tar.

Tack!

Thanks. I hate small nets. That one was only temporary 😊

Thanks Derek

😉 effective

Thanks

Thank you Stephen

Thanks 👍

Thanks!

Haha. Kul att höra 😁👍

Thanks Eamon. I think timing is crucial for them not to be in the deep parts of the lake. Next time 😉

@@FlyFishingbyRobert I will be back :D

👊😎

One of my most memorable fishing days. I was so happy.

Thank you!

True. Hope they can grow much bigger too.

Tack. Samma på svenska

Thanks

Thanks

Haha thanks

Thank you for the kind and honest question. The experience for the fish in catch and release is something I'm often thinking about myself. Fishing with a rod and line is a very ineffective method compared to larger-scale industrial fishing. It does very little harm to the fishes environment and to the population so I see it as very normal and cleaver to take such fish for food. But there is fishing regulations, so some fish needs to be released. Fishing is the biggest hobby in the world so with many people fishing a spot it can really harm a population despite the inefficiency 😊 I'm not gonna go into why here in this very long answer but the trend is that people more and more wants to release more than the regulations requires. The thought is good in my opinion but what I am concerned with is when it goes so far as never taking up a fish to eat. That is wrong and I'm especially worried how the outside people that is not fishing sees it. My friend and I took up a lovely snapper today and a jack two days ago (Caribbean) I take up fish in Swedish waters too. My favorite food fish is pike. I can only admit to not showing enough kept fish on my RU-vid channel and I will start doing it more frequently. I also want to mention that I have been producing a video on catch and release fishing and its effects on the fish. It is not on my channel, so I link it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MWwjl_Q9pmU.html

Thanks Ryan. I do. There is a few pike videos on my channel

There are arctic char in that water too. The lake trout is introduced many years ago

Okay nice! Miss you too. The grayling fishing did not live up to what I hoped for.

I believe you Matt. I think they are an awesome fish

@@FlyFishingbyRobert biggest so far is 110cm with a girth of 63cm. Can't wait to find some even bigger ones

Cool

I guide so, do it.

@Fly Fishing by Robert where are you exactly ? is there local accommodation? id be coming from uk. when is salmon season ?

It was fine. It was just a clumsy thing to smash it against a stone.

In North American where they are from they are called lake trout. Canadian char is a less known name.

@@FlyFishingbyRobert ok my bad trout is not what I assumed it is Oncorhynchus, Salmo and Salvelinus I thought that trout was Salmo trutta

It is a separate license with limited rods per day

@@FlyFishingbyRobert Ok thanks for your answer ;)

Thanks