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Pictures of fishermen and catches from Gjerfloen Flyfishing and other "shots" of interest.
E-mail: gjerflue@online.no Tel: +47 90 16 41 39 /+47 62 45 60 12 ***** NYMPHS a
real challenge for flytiers (and others...)
Don't be afraid that your flyfishinglife will end. Be afraid that it will never begin.
The eternal question...! Johan Klingberg, Sweden (right) and myself. Photo. Ulf Börjesson (2005) *****
This new book from Bernd Kuleisa was released in September 2009. For those who like flyfishing for grayling, this book is a rich source concerning methods, flies, destinations, guides, tips and tricks. You will also find something from Gjerfloen Flyfishing. *****
This kind of mussle is very rare in this area, but there are a few and they can be up to 300 years old! If you find one of them, please report to me. Please let them live and don't take them out of the water. This one was found here in 2002. ***** July 2010
The 14th of July, under difficult highwater conditions, Jan Joling, Holland, landed his first grayling ever! ***** 4th of July. Johan Klingberg, Sweden, landed 15 graylings in the afternoon.
Johan sitting in the water in a sidestream of the river.
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The 3rd of July. Jan Holmgren, Sweden, fishing upstream the flyzone cabin. *****
1st of July, Bengt Göran Jansson, Sweden, landing a grayling at upper part of the flyzone. This is the same spot where you can see "Fjällorna" pictured below.
Tord Johansson, Sweden, serving the graylings a danica imitation. June 2010
27th of June. Team Andino Reisen, Switzerland, leaving after a "big week's stay" at the flyzone cabin. They reported 151 landed fish. Toni Muheim was the "kingfisher" with 70 landed graylings and a rainbow (49 cms)! *****
25th of June. Blue Read, New Zealand, preferred shorts and shoes instead of waders. The watertemp was 14 C degrees. A real man! *****
Members of the Swedish fishing club "Fjällorna" in real highwater conditions on the upper part of the flyzone the 19th of June. ***** 17th of March 2010 A group of journalists and TV-team from Russia visiting Trysil in March.
Svetlana Masterkova, goldmedalist from the Olympic summergames in Atlanta 1996 (800 mtrs and 1500 mtrs), partisipating in the icefishing activity.
Jan Hatten, Destination Trysil, giving a helping hand.
Eugenia Vdovina was the "Queenfisher" of the day.
The guide being interviewed by the TV-team.
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This
page will contain updated photos of fishermen and catches from Gjerfloen Flyfishing
and other "shots" of interest from Trysil. From my digital camera connected to
the computer I can continuously feed the visitors with updated pictures.
