Veldig flott Film og Informationen Steffen 🇧🇻😎🎣🌊🌊🌊🐟🐟

Great video Steffen!

That's some pretty good casting with a sinking line.

Great video! It's a striking contrast to where I fish - or may even potentially fish - in the U.S. One big difference is the size of the rivers in your home country, and the size of the fish and tackle needed to have a chance at those remarkable, beautiful, springers. It appears, however, that you boys got it all down!

@chalillo2268

6 ай бұрын

Where in the USA?... West coast has some big ass rivers (California, Oregon, Washington and Idaho) we use 13' to 15' spey rods for Steelhead and Salmon!

Grym video och mycket bra tips. Bra jobbat boys

Great informational video, more like this. This is better way to advertise products 🤪 gonna buy those sinking 4D bodies for upcoming season

Riktigt bra, informativ video 💥👍🏻🎣

Nice fishing. Beautiful country,Mountains and rivers. What can a man wants more (except a nice woman)!? But I wonder , did you still had the fly after loosing it? Man, I want to live there.

You say at 17:07 that you use the 39g body + 11g tip on a 10/11 rod. The 39g body is recommended by GL for the #11/12 with a 12 or 14g tip. Why didn’t you use GL recommendations? Are the lines wrongly rated? Very instructive film and beautiful work here again. Thanks! We want more!

@MrKveite1

Жыл бұрын

Not really but as anglers we have different preferances when it comes to lines, some want a light line because it's easy to cast etc and some like a heavy line and feel a proper answer from the rod.

I would like to ask what's the difference in the new lpxe vs the nt11 series? Looking to purchase a new set with something like 12.6, 14, and a 15 ft.

Very nice video and nice Salmon!! Do Norwegians, have to win a drawing, to be able to fish for Salmon? And are the Guideline Spey rods available in 11 weight for King Salmon?! I've been curious about testing one for Chinook Salmon, here in Oregon, especially if they still make 2 piece spey rods!! Thank you very much in advance 😊 Oh I'm a fishing and hunting guide, and member of Outdoor Writers Association of America and in the past, I've given design ideas to some of the American Rod manufacturers.

@SteffenGranbo

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Thanks for good feedback. About the cards, it is different system in every river and on every beat. one of these beats have only 12 cards a day, and it the first ones that get them, i was lucky to get 3 days in 2022. Guideline dont have any 2-piece rods. only 4 and 6 pc. We have 11 weights in LPX coastal series, they are 9ft long.

@snagrbuster7343

Жыл бұрын

​@@SteffenGranboThank you so Very Much for the response!! If you ever want to fish for Steelhead and Pacific Salmon, I'd happily guide you free of charge 😊

quite good technics, could 2m high walls in every downrivers stop puckellaxen[(pinksalmon)]go to the upstreams, an could it succeed that, if we allow 6 kilos bigger atlanticsalmons jump over the handmadewallscomplex, without, that we would eat them

@SteffenGranbo

10 ай бұрын

Hi, i dont have that knowledge unfortunatly.

hva menes med "ryggen" på elva? dyprenna?

@MrKveite1

Жыл бұрын

Da mener man en rygg, altså en grunne som ligger ute i elva med dypere vann på begge sider eller kanten opp fra dyprenna mot grunnere vann.

@SteffenGranbo

Жыл бұрын

Ryggen er den kanten der djuprenna går opp til grunnere parti. djuprenna på mange av disse plassene er 40-100 breie. Så er det ofte at vi finner laksen akkurat i kanten inn mot grunna, men på dyp-sida av grunna :)

missä joella tämä kuvattu, hienot maisemat.

Where was that location Sweden or Norway river, looks like a great venue.

@MrKveite1

Жыл бұрын

I'd say 100% Norwegian rivers. The swedish rivers exept a couple on the west coast have baltic salmon, while here in Norway we have Atlantic salmon.

Vilken älv är detta 🤷‍♂️ eller älvar?

@SteffenGranbo

Жыл бұрын

Vefsna og Rauma, ett klipp fra Gaula :)