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I've been invited to fish in Berby River at the premiere May 23 and they next few days with my good fishing friend Nils Ottersen from Halden.

Should the same time documenting this premiere with all participants in the form of pictures, movies and stories from people on the site and of course my own experiences from those days.

I have not fished here since 2004, when I was here with Kent Ström and Henrik Hoobik

Enningdalsvassdraget is one of very few major salmon rivers in southeastern Norway. Watershed, much of its original natural watercourse intact and has an early migratory salmon population who are moderately affected by outside influences. Enningdal is the sydøstligste salmon rivers and the border is managed in cooperation with Sweden.
Enningdal have their sources in the northern Boksjø-tracts in Aremark, Halden and Dals Ed (Sweden), following the border in Southern Boksjø, Hallerødelva, North Kornsjø, go through Mellan-Kornsjön, Southern Kornsjön, preach älv and Bullaresjöene in Sweden, angles north and go about 1 mil in Idd as Enningdal / Berby River. The river has 1/3 of the catchment area in Østfold and 2/3 in Dalsland / Bohuslän. North and South Boksjø are the main lakes of the upper river. The main page includes Ørsjøen river. This page waterway joins Enningdal about 1 km before it flows into Iddefjorden. Elja is a branch west of the northern Kornsjø that runs along the main river near the mouths of Bullaresjøen close to the border to Sweden. Bright Water and Upper Elgvatn belong to this sidegreinen.

To: MEP, Marek Gróbarczyk

CC:
MEP, Carl Schlyter
MEP, Werner Kuhn
MEP, Ole Christensen
MEP, Carl Haglund
MEP, Isabella Lövin

Subject: The Multiannual plan for the Baltic salmon stock and fisheries – Phase out the offshore fishery

Dear MEP, Marek Gróbarczyk, Rapporteur of OPINION of the Committee on Fisheries on the Multiannual plan for the Baltic salmon stock and fisheries

I am writing to you concerning the European Union's plan for a new multiannual plan for the Baltic Salmon stock and fisheries.

I am sure you are aware of but I would like to reiterate the following. Baltic salmon consists of several different populations that originate from over 33 different river systems. The majority of these river populations are very weak or threatened e.g. only 58 spawning salmon were counted at the Swedish Åby river system and 13 fish in the Rickle river during the 2011 season. The present management system allows for a fishery on mixed salmon stocks at sea and thereby threatens survival of our weakest Baltic salmon populations. The creation of a new Baltic salmon management plan gives a unique opportunity to form a sustainable, economically sound and just system that allows the countries of the Baltic region to fully unleash the potential for development that this unique resource salmon gives.

I believe that salmon should be allowed to return to their natal river systems for reproduction and small scale utilization based upon each river stocks specific capacity. This would allow for conservation of weak stocks and creation of a modern sustainable utilization of the salmon resource.

Phase out the commercial open sea fishery on mixed stocks of Baltic Sea salmon.

Yours faithfully,
(Your name)

Please help us all anglers and nature lovers, by writing this.

Text and photo taken from.

Sveriges Sportfiske och Fiskevårdförbund

Nä nu kan jag inte låta bli, jag har skrivit om Bornholm på min sida men jag har uttryckligen skrivit att jag inte är emot Trolling men tävlings formen i sig då menar jag att dom 6 största ska vägas in.. det är inte okej. Nu är jag flugfiskare själv så jag förstår en del av era argument men vissa av er är helt ute och cyklar, tänker då på alla er som skriker på Facebook ang. Bornholm Trolling Masters.

Hur är det med tex. med det tidiga vår fisket i älvarna som många av er bedriver där man på den ena hemsidan efter den andra kan se bilder på hur man poserar med utlekta laxar (den som ni värnar om) borde man inte stå över detta ? är det verkligen okej att starta sitt laxfiske i tex Mörrum på premiären eller ännu tidigare uppe i Svängsta mm. Nu tror/vet jag att dessa inte slås ihjäl men är det rätt att ens fiska på dem i detta tillstånd ?

Är det verkligen okej att starta fisket så tidigt i tex Mörrum, hur många blanklaxar finns det där då ?. Det är ju samma som om dom Norska älvarna skulle öppna i mars/april månad ? Hade det varit okej ?

Nej en gemensam insatts oavsett hur man sportfiskar då tänker jag på regler som gör det bättre för laxen, som tex Johan Abelsson nämner på Facebook inför för nästa år, en kraftig bag limit skall införas oavsett hur man bedriver sitt Sportfiske.

Jag gick in på Mörrums hemsida och hämtade lite text och bild som ni ser nedan, är detta att värna om den så sköra lax stam som vi har ?, nej det är det inte enl. mig i alla fall.

Så istället för att slänga skit på varandra så tror jag att vi alla behöver samla oss och vara eniga om hur respektive sportfiske metod skall bedrivas för att värna om laxen.

Hur man organiserar detta är jag inte rätt man att ut tala mig om men jag kommer att ta ett samtal med Martin Falklind om detta.

Sveaskogs nya VD P-O Wedin fångade premiärlax 2012-03-30 05:04

Sveaskogs nya VD gästade Mörrums Kronolaxfiske för första gången. Han fångade en stor laxhona strax innan poolbyte i "fyran". Efter en spännande drillning landades fisken säkert och återutattes varsamt till sitt rätta element.

"hämtat från mörrums hemsida finns inga uppgifter om vem som har skrivit eller fotograferat"

Fiskar i detta tillstånd är det Sportfiske ? borde vi ens ges möjligheten att fånga dem ?

The big wild of Alaska (13-20 of July)

You won't need a coat and tie to wear to dinner, nor will you have to worry about tracking mud on the carpet. No one will be offended by your cigar smoke or your drink spilled laughing around the campfire.

You will catch fish till your arms are sore and your back aches, and you'll take home a box of Kanektok treasure for your efforts. Welcome to Alaska!

We have a few vacant rods, for more information contact me or Reid Hagelin 

World-Class Remote Fishing

The Kanektok is a fish factory. With runs of all five species of Pacific salmon, rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and grayling, the river provides a great mix of quantity and variety. Our location on the river, 5.5 miles from its mouth, puts us in a unique position to sample the variety the river has to offer.

Downriver from our camp is the larger water, including the long gravel bars where the kings hold, the deep snaggy channels where the big rainbows lie, the backwaters that load with silvers and the tidewaters full of salmon fresh from the salt. Upriver from our camp, the river makes a transition to smaller water, side channels and tributaries. These sections allow hiking up channels for rainbows, targeting salmon in smaller water, making day-long drifts fishing for "anything" and working extremely productive dolly flats.

Run Timing

Our season at Alaska West on the Kanektok River is only 12 weeks long, but things change quickly during that period. Summer in Western Alaska is short! A lot happens between on the river between May and September – ice goes out, runoff comes and goes, five salmon species enter the river and spawn, rainbows, dollies and grayling have a feast on salmon eggs and flesh and before you know it the days are short and the morning frost has returned.

If you're planning a trip to the Kanektok, it's important to understand the river's run timing – this chart will help. From mid-June to mid-July, king salmon are the most popular target, with rainbow fishing picking up in July as well. The second half of July provides a shot at the salmon grand slam (all five species, all on flies, in one day), and the most varied rainbow fishing. In August and early September, silver mania sweeps the Kanektok and the trout just keep getting fatter as fall arrives. It's at least three fisheries in one – take your pick!

Our season is only 12 weeks long, but things change quickly during that period.

From mid-June to mid-July, king salmon are the most popular target, with rainbow fishing picking up in July as well. The second half of July provides a shot at the salmon grand slam (all five species, all on flies, in one day), and the most varied rainbow fishing. In August through the beginning of September, silver mania sweeps the Kanektok and the trout just keep getting fatter as fall arrives.

It's at least three fisheries in one – take your pick!

Our Guides

At first glance, their faces would blend into the crowd on a street corner in Seattle. Some look like mosh-pit-generation-Xers, some have the look of homeless vagrants. Scruffy partially shaven faces, eyes obscured by hip-looking dark sunglasses, sun bleached clothing and shoes worn to tatters. The whole ensemble complete with the baggy pants.

Second glance would reveal the well tanned faces of dudes spending entirely too much time on the river. The faded clothing sport labels from Sage, Simms and other makers of the finest technical outerwear money can buy. The glasses are equipped with the best optically ground polarized lenses available. The baggy pants are state of the art Gore-tex breathable waders.

The well-worn look comes from incredibly hard working professionals who stop at nothing short of "making it happen" for our angling clientele. The equipment, although an integral part of the ensemble, is second only to the can-do attitude, enthusiasm and expertise of this exceptional group of individuals. Alaska West is very proud of its entire staff. The crew is comprised of motivated, dedicated and highly skilled persons, whose commitment to a good job well done is seldom equaled in this industry.