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Read More »Number of Rods: 16 Nationalities: Russian, English, American, Irish, Northern Irish, and Spanish Number of fish: 149 Rynda: 47 salmon of which 1 over 20lbs Litza: 55 salmon of which 6 over 20lbs Kharlovka: 38 salmon of which 2 over 20lbs Personal Best Fish: 5 Largest fish of the week: 35,5 pounder Fly-fishing has no nationality, no age and no persuasion. The only one nationality in fishing is an angler. This week we greeted many old friends back to our camp and were happy...
Read More »Eastern Litza Waterfall Nationalities: UK, Ireland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway Number of Salmon: 158 Number of anglers: 16 BIG Fish: 1 x 30lbs-Litza, 1 x 28lbs-Rynda Rynda: 56 salmon of which 2 over 20lbs Litza: 59 salmon of which 5 over 20lbs Kharlovka: 43 salmon of which 1 over 20lbs Personal Best Fish: 6 Over the two-week summer break in advance of the Three Rivers there had been a refreshing rise in levels that had pushed the river height up to a satisfying 5...
Read More »Number of Rods: 13 Nationaliites: UK, Denmark, France, Russia and Finland. Number of fish: 165 Personal Bests: 6 Largest fish of the week which was caught: 36 lbs. Number of jokes and good stories: can’t be counted The youngest angler of the week: 17 years old Average age of anglers: 30 We were expecting something special to happen this week, but we were not ready for such actions. This team quickly bonded together. Young and ambitious the boys travelled in from the...
Read More »Number of Rods: 13 Nationaliites: 11 Norwegians and 2 Danes Number of fish: 136 Personal Bests: 2 Largest fish of the week: the one we didn’t land Largest fish of the week (that was caught): 28 lbs. Number of satisfied anglers: 13 While giving the last days speech Calix (our Norwegian friend) said: “Forest Gump had said that life is a box of chocolate, you never know what is inside. This week we had a bit of everything: sunny days and rainy ones, lost fish along with...
Read More »Number of Rods: 14 Nationaliites: 11 French, 1 Brit, 1 Irishman, 1 inspiring Brazilian along with our new Slovenian friend. Number of fish: 181 Personal Bests: 3 Largest fish of the week: 21 pounds Number of large salmon that were reportedly lost: Stories all around. Number of unhappy anglers: 0 Weather conditions: Another mild week with air temperatures in the low teens. The water temp. averaged near 11C for the week. The water levels continued to drop away slowly from 9cm...
Read More »Another week of perfect weather, loads of salmon, and a group full of 14 happy fishermen! Our latest group of lucky lads, along with Ingrid that lucky lady, arrived under encouragingly dark misty skies with a fresh air temperature of 8 degrees C. In fact, the air temps ranged from 1 to 11C all week until the sun finally popped out on Friday. As a result, river temperatures remain unseasonably cool for July averaging 9 degrees C. There were also periods of light rain for...
Read More »When it comes to fishing for the big multi sea winter Atlantic salmon on the far northern coast, the weather conditions can most often be the deciding factor. Ever since that one inevitable high pressure cell that hit us back in late June bringing 4 long days of bright sunny conditions, we have basically enjoyed perfect fishing conditions ever since. Last week our latest team of 14 guests from England, Ireland, Russia and Portugal arrived to the Kharlovka camp under dark...
Read More »Another action packed week up here on the mighty Kharlovka! It was obvious from the very beginning when 11 of Vladimir’s family and friends (along with our pal big fish Bruce) all piled off the big helicopter that we would definitely be in for an unforgettable week. With a diverse mix of skills, abilities and expectations – ranging from Ivan and Alexandra’s exciting first salmon ever, to Ildar and Alexey improving on their personal bests, to the giant...
Read More »Interesting week of challenging conditions, great surface action, and long time friends. Last weeks group consisted of 4 veterans, 5 regulars, 2 new friends, along with 3 successful Russian businessmen who stayed on camp through the opening weekend before getting an early call to return back to the office. Unfortunately, the team arrived to the Kharlovka camp last Saturday under bright sunny skies and warm temps into the high teens which turned out to be the first high...
Read More »Another fantastic week of great friends, mild weather and good sized salmon here on the Kharlovka camp! Last Saturday the big helicopter touched down with our latest team of international guests from England, Scotland, Switzerland, USA, Germany, Austria, Canada and Russia. While we started out with bright sunny skies and warm temps into the middle teens, the team did well to land 25 salmon by Sunday dinner including 6 over 20 pounds. That night we took pride in presenting...
Read More »Last Saturday afternoon our latest group of 13 guests from Sweden, U.K. Malaysia, South Africa, USA and Russia arrived safe and sound to the Kharlovka camp. Cool temperatures and light rain followed through the weekend rising the rivers up another 4cm. Despite the early spate conditions, the boys got off to the good start with 25 salmon by Sunday dinner including a several solid 20+ pounders. That evening was dedicated to our Kharlovka Veterans Big Dave (11 years), Colin...
Read More »The mighty Kharlovka and Litza rivers are open and the salmon are rolling back into the system! This season on the far northern coast, we opened with about 20% less snow pack than normal, in conjunction with the warm temperatures that arrived back in early May, the ice on the mighty Kharlovka broke up early on 12th May. Warm temps continued through the last half of the month melting the majority of the snow and ice before our arrival. This year we started out with on the...
Read More »The mighty Kharlovka is open and large salmon are rolling into the system! This season spring arrived about 3 to 4 weeks early to the far northern coast of the Kola Peninsula when temperatures started to warm up into the high teens back in early May. As a result the river ice had cleared by the 12th of May. The last 2 weeks have seen mild temperatures which has melted the majority of the snow. Last week when we arrived to the camps on 26 May the Kharlovka river was flowing...
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