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Norwegian Spear Fishing

#1 Post by Livid »

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG002-The-wolf-wish-has-be.jpg[/img]

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[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG005-Sigbjorn-and-coastal.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG006-Rolf-and-pollack.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG007-Borje-and-wolf-fish.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG008-Emil-and-anglerfish.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG009-Kjetil-and-plaice.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/IMG010-Bjorn-and-turbot.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.frivannsliv.no/bilder/spearfishinginnorway/Megakveite.jpg[/img]

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#2 Post by Drew »

Its suck a shame to see so many dead Fish..... :?
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#3 Post by x »

I think anyone brave enough to go diving in freezing Norwegian waters deserves a few in fairness.....and I wouldn't fancy being roped to that wolf fish if it was only winged - could get nasty....

And I see at leat one problem with catch and release when it comes to their way of fishing. :shock:

Still, they probably eat more fish than we do so I'd say they're for the pot.
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#4 Post by Rockhopper »

Crack-offs would be a bit costly too :lol: :lol: :lol: Be good for the jet-skiiers though :evil: :evil: :evil:

Not for me thanks 8)

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#5 Post by BigPhil »

wouldnt have fancied the fight the last guy would have had with that halibut all the same!!!
it goes to show the quality yet again of the fish in norway, all them plaice, im just jealous!!
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#6 Post by stevecrow74 »

Could you imagine if we got Flounder that big.... :shock: :shock: :shock:
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#7 Post by Rockhopper »

I know a couple of guys who have fished over there, they say its fantastic, they fished the fjords with pirks for Cod (all double figures)

One said the fjord was so deep, that a 7000c with 30lb line couldnt hit the bottom......its not that expensive either they recon.

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#8 Post by kstaff »

Anyone in favour of going there instaed of Carrigaholt for the next comp?
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#9 Post by dinger »

thats just sick to see all of those fish dead :x :x :x
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#10 Post by corbyeire »

thats the problem with that game - its no catch unless you spear them

plenty of small ones on the boats :evil:
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#11 Post by BigPhil »

rockhopper, from what ive heard norway is damn expensive to stay in???!!
my mother went on a break there last year and it cost her a fortune on food and drink etc
in some places its like £6-7 for a pint! the fishing trips may not be that expensive but i dont honestly know
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#12 Post by Rockhopper »

Phil,

Ya want to come down to Dublin, this place takes some beating for prices :lol: :lol: :lol:

I could fancy fishing the fjord for big Cod, the guy I know fished off the boat. looking at his photos, I'd of been off the shore and saved some money 8)

Have to keep your eye open for Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis coming back from a days lootin and raping, wouldnt want to get me line caught by one of those long boats :lol: :lol:
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#13 Post by fish4fun »

I know some lads that went over for a series of comps last summer. Ferry cheap enough from Tyne and stayed in lodges. All for about £250 for a week. Took trays of beer on the car to keep their thirst bill down. say it's great fun.

Me - I spent a fortune coming to Kerry for a week to fish the Red tide :cry:

Still, I loved Tralee at the weekend and had lovely weather. debating wether to try again this year. :?
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#14 Post by BigPhil »

interesting way of getting over to norway, never thought of it myself!loads of room for your gear, rods and beer and no weight restrictions either for your pirks etc!
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