Again, I traveled by moto-dog to another river originating in the marshes to try to catch grayling in it and spend the night in a large forest hut. This river flows into the main river where I spend a lot of time. Winters in the North are frosty, but when warm days with plus air temperatures come, the ice on the rivers is broken up very quickly by the current with many springs. Two warm days are enough for the ice in shallow water to simply disappear. It was a warm day and wet snow, but despite the unfavorable weather I managed to catch a few grayling. In the evening I went to a forest cabin to spend the night. I was disappointed when my flashlight was empty and it took me a long time to find a battery to light up the hut. Thanks for watching and commenting!