1. Fly fishing big Salmon in the Alta River, Remi Johnsen- Fly Fishing lessons

[peterleverman]

Like most rivers in Norway, the Alta isn't half the river it used to be. Salmon face many problems and guys like this one are right up there. Greed is written all over his smug face.

[K1W1MAT]

u guys should check out the fly fishing in nz

[zubze]

What a fish!

[flytyerman]

im sure everone here has had a salmon dinner befor, it is ok to keep fish, as long as you dont abuse your privlige

[Super987Tomas]

WERE IS THAT RIVER !!!!!

[headstrong440]

what reel are you using?

[turbozorro1]

@headstrong440 It`s a Loop Classic with nice sound :)

[UberRuler]

@iveriveriver i think You should keep your opinions to yourself. That may be the way you fish (if you even do fish), but it doesnt mean everyone should do things like you do. Why shouldn't this man keep the fish that he rightfully caught and have a nice big dinner feast with his family. I'm not saying that sportfishing is stupid, it's a fun pastime, but just think that our ancesters used to live off of fishing and hunting. Nice fish catching btw :).

[UberRuler]

just wondering, is fly fishing a better tactic and is it only done in rivers or can it be done in lakes as well...plz answer

[TheNihipali5]

all I have to say is... tose are some GREAT looking fish... sweet job catching them

[afyaaless]

thats a huge fish...by the way is possible to go fishing the Alta river in norway??like here in Newfoundland rivers?how much it does it cost to get a permit?

[vampx2k7]

This aint even HD at 1080p lol wtf

[123miller69]

Your using floating indicators? Are you nymphing???

All i see is a few dead salmon and a smug grin that needs to be wiped right off your face!!!!!

[CanadianFlyFisher]

CATCH AND FUCKING RELEASE! Jesus man people like you must have issues! You mentality is going to be the death of all Salar!!

[Mr1blackarrow]

@CanadianFlyFisher Do you eat fish? Do you think it is better to eat a fish from a supermarket (or similar) when you have no connection to it's life and the life that was taken from it, OR would it be better to kill it yourself and so to come to know how precious your food is?

[funnyguyzlol]

@CanadianFlyFisher hey jack ass whats the point of releasing a fish thats gonna die anyways?????i agree with mrblackarrow eating a salmon from a resturant or a store is for woman real men catch theyre dinner!!!!!

[fishinNS]

@funnyguyzlol " whats the point of releasing a fish thats gonna die anyways". You should release it because it hasn't spawned yet. By keeping it ,that fish didn't even get a chance to continue on to its spawning grounds. Atlantic Salmon don't die after spawning like some of the pacific varieties. They leave the river, feed in the ocean, and then return to the river to spawn again.

[opeth867]

@fishinNS It is also possible that it is a repeat spawner that has already spawned previous years. Therefore it did pass on it's genetics. Some of those salmon are definitely past age class 1 and have probably already contributed to the gene pool. Also salmon stop eating when they make their migrations. By angling you are taking crucial and limited energy that it needs to make it to the spawning grounds. If you do angle a salmon and release it there is a good chance it will die before spawning.

[fishinNS]

@opeth867 I agree with you that it most likely has spawned before due to the size of it. We have different opinions and if you're anything like me your not going to change your opinion. So lets just leave it at that.

Tight lines, Brett

[vampx2k7]

@CanadianFlyFisher STFU IDIOT! its a personal choice of a fisherman to keep his catch or release. If your in your rights a fresh caught salmon is best tasting thing ever. Why dont you go eat some freak of nature farmed salmon that kills all our wild fish. . .Think before you post next time.

[mringe007]

@CanadianFlyFisher here in norway we have a lot of fish in our rivers so we dont have to release any fish

[robbiemenzies]

@CanadianFlyFisher your mentality is going to be the death of you...

[sillas2537]

I think it's a shame to kill such a giant fish, it takes a lifetime for it to grow to such proportions ! But still.. beautiful place for fishing, the nature and the abundance of fish population, you're lucky to be there !!

[jsmallwood2007]

@sillas2537 well 7 years anyway

[maxitaxik23]

yum freash water salmon

[Alexanou28]

How many fishs CAN you catch in one day?

[turbozorro1]

@Alexanou28 3 salmons over 7 kg :)

[lespaulfan4]

nice fish

[fredleray]

Beautiful place, beautiful cast, beautiful fishs...;

C&R too.

[Grundalizer]

Someday I'll get to fish there, even if I have to work on a farm in Norway in some small village to show how bad I want to

[darkness14567]

@Grundalizer same here heheh  grrr

[kapel22]

C&R!!!

[MrPepi13]

@kapel22 to kill and eat the fish is a part of fishing too

[dwetick]

@MrPepi13 That is my philosophy also...we always clean and eat what we catch.

Regards, d. wetick

[FiskeAK]

Catch and release!

[coonx75]

@FiskeAK vad har hänt med ditt rasta hår för visst är det du som är på alta filmen med 20+ laxen oxå

[FiskeAK]

@coonx75 English please?!

[turbozorro1]

@coonx75 Rastamannen er bak kamera på denna filmen :)

[Mr1deerslayer]

falay and release!

[gabryenduro]

catch and release .

[elnaiguel]

to handle and release the fish is the most important part in the art of fishing. If the fish deads, the balance breaks down...

[derleineangler]

loopsouljahs for life !!!

[parkjeong]

Fly fishing big Salmon in the Alta River

Certainly is fantastic wants going to that place

[ali1234554321]

Synker den flua du fisker med eller??

[Lillil78]

This is talk form ignorant people!!!

[scottishlobby]

whats the average catch rate per day where you guys fish

[scottishlobby]

savages

[silverleapers]

Great video guys! (Except the dragging of the fish up the bank and killing it parts!)

[florin1123]

and the first one was a female!

[redbutbearhair]

If you keep killing the salmon in Norway you can kiss them good bye! Perhaps you will learn about hook and release before it is too late.