Monster fish of the far north part 2

Into the Arctic circle.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• TOOL
• Big
• fish
• lake
• trout
• Arctic
• grayling
• char
• Greatbear
• Nunavut
• fly
• fishing
• Monsterfish

[Toolshed76]

sorry I meant to say The Grudge by TOOL, not Schism.

[sahtublondie]

@thecountryfisher What the fuck your saying about natives, you don't know shit about us and how we live our life.

[chef1bv]

Hi men! My name is Roland and i'm from Romania. Please,could you send me some flys made-it by you? In change,i'll send you a bag with materials:artificials,and naturals for fly-tying.Could you help me? For pike,zander and perch. Thanks you very much. My mail is: rolandpopcev@yahoo.com,also the id for Messenger. Thight lines and big fish!

[janks9]

Im slowly makin my way there.. WoW!! Absolutely amazing!!!

[MrFisherman83]

Unbelivable, im thinking of going up there to guide next year. Hope it works out, its that or northern quebec for big brookies

[tightline29]

sick videos man, those trout are HAWGS!

[nodogg138]

tool + fishing = #WIN.

[drewbiedoo2]

Insane! These things look a lot like taimen. Great vid!

-tight lines, from Colorado

[jonathan23146]

Cought huge striper today

[cybillify]

my best touge ever was 26lbs, caught in northern quebec. the most insaine thing that ever happend was when we started catching 12-15lbs in 70ft of water on the surface! the first time i crancked the pole down to much on the down rigger and it realeased. the dodger hit the surface about 140ft behind the boat and isntantly the bait behind it was trashed. thought the fish followed it up till i started catching em right after letting the line out behind the boat. wish i filmed it!

[thecountryfisher]

@sahtublondie

Are you a Grayling ??? I am not speaking of Native people, but fish species. LOL Lake trout aren't a native species of fish here in the Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Island). We do have a couple of lakes with North American lake trout at the species was imported and stocked in some of our lakes. They don't get bigger than 9-10 kg here.