Ryan is an avid fisherman. After arriving in Norway from the UK, he now calls it home. Here are a couple of pictures of his fishing adventures and a little description about them....
What I love about Southern Norway are the defined seasons.
Coming from the UK the seasons often melted into one another, but here you get
the fresh greens of spring, the blazing sun and blue skies of summer, a
kaleidoscope of autumn colours and winter with it’s crisp snowy veil that decks
the landscape.
This picture was taken on one of those kaleidoscope autumn
days. I was actually on my way home from a friend's cabin and as an avid
fisherman the obligatory couple of casts just had to happen. There wasn’t a
breath of wind and the water mirror like reflected the tree's greens, browns
and yellows.
The sea trout and mackerel rose freely in Lenefjorden,
Lyngdal as I in a panther pose crawled into position. A few gentle casts with
my fly rod sent my handtied fly out to the awaiting fish. Fish on the bank was
soon a fact and dinner that evening secured.
This picture is a reminder of those cherished moments in
one’s life.
In August I had the pleasure of entertaining Visit
Sørlandet’s Ambassadors from Afiskeri.dk. Well known for their coverage and
news on their website www.afiskeri.dk from the great salmon fishing in
Mandalselva. They had experienced what Mandalselva had to offer in zones 1,2
and 3 but zone 4 remained yet a stranger. This I had to change.
After the drive up through untouched and rustic Marnardal
valley, they were dumb founded over that both they and many others hadn’t found
the way further north than ‘Laksesenteret’ in Laudal (the northerly boundary of
zone 3). I guided them during the day and this picture taken not too long after
Harry here had landed an atlantic salmon. Here he underhand casts his fly out
to waiting salmon at the neck of the pool. This place one of the best in zone
4. In the distance you see north towards Bjelland and yet another ‘hot-spot’.
If you are interested in taking a fishing adventure in Southern Norway, contact Ryan:
Ryan Marchese / CEO AnglerPilot - IFFF and EFFA certified Flyfishing Guide
ryan@anglerpilot.no / +47 90915846
AnglerPilot
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