Back in April I presented a paper at a conference in Stockholm and then took a few days to visit Gotland, a Swedish island out in the Baltic Sea (4 hours by ship). It was a beautiful place, and the sea-run brown trout were in the shoals and shallows. I tied into one, probably a 5 pounder or so, but lost it (most likely due to my inferior knot-tying) at the net. There were many rises, but as you can see from the footage and the stills, it was so calm that I fear my presentation spooked many more fish than enticed. Need some practice with the 8-wt. But damn, was it beautiful.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Gotland, Sweden: Towards Fishing for Aesthetics
Labels:
beauty--Scandinavian,
Europe,
fishing,
Scandinavia,
Sweden,
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2 comments:
Very beautiful indeed. Thanks for posting the photos.
Keith, I've watched your film footage three times, I don't see the fish you caught.
oh wait. just read your post.
heh heh
jt
ps. but it shor was purty.
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