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Pictures of fishermen and catches from Gjerfloen Flyfishing and other "shots" of interest.
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) E-mail: gjerflue@online.no Tel: +47 90 16 41 39 /+47 62 45 60 12 29th of June
Nice weather and warm water, but Jakub Gujda, Poland, had success with a big emerger. 24th of June
Roger Ôst, Sweden, landed 20 nice dryfly graylings during the day. 2 of them were +40 cms. Here he is showing the photographer a 37 cms on the upper part of the flyzone. 22nd of June
Marc Vlerick, Belgium, caught this nice pearch at Landsjøen. 47 cms, 1.555 grams 19th of June
Matt Hayes (Discovery Channel) and fishingguide Espen Eilertsen (Call of The Wild) were very frustrated as most of the graylings, in spite of lots of risings, neglected their artificial flies.
Matt Hayes on the central part of Gjerfloen Flyfishing. 12th of June
Lars Lövgren and Jan Djärv, Sweden, looking at the rising graylings on the upper part of the flyzone.
"Team Karlskoga" Sweden at the flyzone cabin. They were very satisfied with fishing so far that day and there were more to come! Please, see the "News" page. 10th of June
Dag Arne Berget, Trysil Fellesforening for Jakt og Fiske, taking a look at the new streams we made last autumn. 27th of May
Ther first fisherman on Gjerfloen Flyfishing this year, Mattias Strobl, Germany. A very early spring this year made it possible for him to catch some nice dryflygraylings in May. 14th of May
Here is the new stream at Gjerflokoia (left) created in November last year. The water is still high, but this looks very promising! Waterflow 180 m3/s and watertemp 4,5 C degrees this morning.
The new stream at Halvorsøya, upper part.
Here the path from the parkingplace used to cross a ditch, now it has become a lovely stream.
At the lower part of Halvorsøya it used to be stillwater. I think the graylings will find the area much more atractive now! The fallen tree is cut down by a beaver. February
Team Rob Neuhaus (Holland) on Landsjøen the 25th of February. It was more than 60 cms of snow on the ice, but the weather was nice and the pearches seemed to like the Dutch way of iceangling!
One of the smaller perches obviously wanted to have a closer look at Eric Neuhaus
A bigger one showed interest for Nôel Brouwers
Rob Neuhaus with a standard size Landsjøen pearch
Rolf van Dort was the "kingfisher" of the day
Just before ending the session, Maarten Neuhaus hooked this nice pearch, here assisted by Stéphanie Bakker | |
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.
