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Afternoon
at Lake Ljussjön. The
mayflies are hatching.
Photo: Mikael Hansson.
Lasse
caught his eagerly awaited big grayling
JÄRVSÖ Lasse
Carlsson from Ljungby, Småland, visited hälsingland
for a few days to try the "mayflie-fishing! A
big grayling was on top of his wish list so Ljussjön
was an obvius choise. Unfortunatly the weathergods
weren´t so friendly during the three day-visit,
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and
good weather is really important when your fish in Ljussjön.
The wind couldn´t decide where to come from, and our fishing had to be
concentrated to the
hatching-period in the afternoon.
During
the few moments the wind calmed down we caught quite a lot
of graylings.
Fur of the biggest weighed from 1 kilo to 1,3 kilo Lasse did furthermore
caught many smaller graylings around 1/2 kg.
All graylings but one were released. |
An
exhausted grayling.
Photo: Mikael Hansson |
Catch & release is
a
natural thing for Lasse Carlsson.
Photo: Mikael Hansson |
Eagerly
awaited. A genuin big grayling catched on dryflie.
A fish we cooked and ate at the lake
Photo: Mikael Hansson |
Windy
weather at lake Gräningen
We made a visit to at windy lake Gräningen. Even here the fish did bite
- against all odds. We were forced to anker by a wellknown fishspot and
flyfished "blindly".
Lake Gräningens trout was a lively excercise.
A trout has considerable more speed than a big grayling.
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"Worth
every penny"
Four wild fighting trouts of a smaller size. At least two of the trouts
was the lakes "own" (there´s a selfreproducing type of trouts
in lake Gräningen)
Despite horrible weather Lasse was more than pleased. It was worth every
penny going all the way from Småland up to lake Ljussjön. |
Here
comes the trout...
Photo: Mikael Hansson |
The
sunsets at lake Gräningen are really something special...
Photo:
Mikael Hansson
Mikael Hansson den 28/6-2004
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