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young girl i liked to fish. Also my
parents and grandparents enjoyed it so I guess I have it in my
genes. During the years I have continue to fish as often as possible. Love all kinds of fishing. From a boat a warm summerday using the fishing rod, waiting for the float to sink, walking along a river or a lake, trying to find the best place to catch the "big one", to icefish, everything is exciting. Since about 20 years ago we take a trip to Norway almost every summer to fish in the fjords. Its very exciting because you never know what will come up from the deep green water, it can be a haddock, codfish, flatfish, redfish, herring and if you are really lucky a flounder! There are so many different kinds of fish in the deep north sea. Many things can happen on a fishing tour. We have met several bears, the most exciting time was when we had put up our tent close to a small lake in the forest and suddenly a bear came running behind a moose and right in front of our eyes the bear jumped up on the back of the moose and killed it! Didnt sleep so well that night, wondering if the bear was walking around the tent. But I suppose he wasn´t hungry after all meat he had eaten already! |
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 Lavangen, a fjord in northen Norway |
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 Icefishing in Kutjaure, a lake west of Stora Sjofallet in northen Sweden.
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 Icefishing in Vuojatätno close to Akka |
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 Big codfish caught in Norway |
Proud fisherwoman |
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 After fishing a nice time at the log fire |
 My brother Göte and I an early morning about 1957 |
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 The grayling have a beautiful dorsal fin |
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This
is whats left from a kata, a shelter used by the Sami-people
when they were up in the mountains with their reindeers, they covered the
logs with reindeerskin and slept under it.