River Ljusnan salmon

The fishing in river Ljusnan is really good at the moment and many salmons are landed every day. It´s a easy-going fishery where everybody can be a part of the fishing, and access to the fishing stretch is without hassle. 

For guide service in river Ljusnan Scandinavian Fishing is a good place to start, find more here >>>     

Värmland fishing update

From mr Jens Karlsson in Värmland we got the following update on the fishing in the area during spring and early summer :::::::::   The spring fishing has been really good for the fishing groups visiting the Värmland area. Sundviks Farm in Storfors, at the lake Stor-Lungen, had their first groups from their new partner Kingfisher Angelreisen and the customers have been very satisfied with the service and fishing. At Ingestrands Camping at Glafsfjorden customers from France and Germany where very lucky with the fishing for pike in late May and beginning of June. Also Larstomta B&B in Gunnarskog has been visited by their first groups from their new partner Latitude Fishing. At Larstomta it has been good fishing mainly for pike, especially in the smaller forest waters by float tubes. Also the fishing in lake Vänern for salmon and trout as been successful for Peter Wiklund at Hammarö Trolling.

The area has also been visited of several journalists and movie team. For example David Wolstoncraft Dodds, who has been at several destinations around Värmland for fly fishing for pike. From France a movie team has been around for making a movie about canoeing and fishing in the wilderness. The fishing results for the movie team was very good, with several pikes bigger than 110 cm, and it will result in a great movie about the nature in Värmland.

Dalälven - Älvkarleby great fishing!

The salmon fishing in river Nedre Dalälven in the lower reaches around Älvkarleby has lately been extraordinary. Just durning the Midsummer weekend almost 100 salmons were landed by anglers along the river and the biggest fish weighted 18,6 kilos. Plenty of fish over 15 kegs has been landed almost every day since the big runs started some weeks ago.  

Here is a short report from the fishing office at Älvkarleby from Saturday 22 June:
Another partly overcast day with a comfortable temp approx 21C in the shade, the flow in the river of approximately 250 qubic.m/sek during the greater part of the fishing day. Today was the season's best day with 42 salmon recorded and an average weight of 10.05 kg and the heaviest to date 18.60 kg landed by Mehmet Cigel on fishing spot Korallen. This was his first ever salmon, what a jump-start as a salmon angler! Some other catches: 17.30 kg by Sven Karlsson in fishing spot Skravlet: 16.60 kg Peter Jonson in secret location: 15,5 kg + 7.90 kg Hikmet Isirgan Uppsala on spot Korallen, 14.50 kg Michael Kalin in spot Skravlet, and many other salmon between 4.90 to 13.40 kg this day.

Read more here about the fishing in Älvkarleby, river Nedre Dalälven >>> 

Andys Fishingguide report

From fishing guide Andreas Engh in norht central Sweden we get a report about good fishing for pike and pikeperch in the lake of Bergviken with good numbers of pikeperch and some pike exceeding 100 cm. Recently Andy´s had dutch Cordes Travel in the area to try out the fishing and they did really good, and landed pike on 111, 105 och 102 cm.

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Hedesunda update

Hedesunda Camping by river Nedra Dalälven are now in it´s high season and they report good fishing from several guests, especially the pike fishing seems to be excellent at the moment. 

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North Sweden fishing

In the central and northern parts of Sweden the ice is now mostly gone and the fishing in open water is starting up. In many places the fishing for pike is at it´s peak, and within days the fly fishing for trout and grayling will begin. Picture above is from river Mellanljusnan, and on the smaller lakes the big mayflies are about to start hatching, which draws the big trout, grayling and char to the surface.  

WildlifeSweden Camp Ängra, read more here >>>