5 brand new US. Aluminium boats have eventually arrived to Umba. The new boats will replace our 15 – 20 years old Grumman and Roughneck boats. New Loomis NRX and Versa Spey rod will also …
Thanks for a great week in Umba – By Giovanni Pratesi
Dear Orla I hope you received the pictures my wife sent you. Sorry but I had a very hard time coming back from the Umba and actually I feel I would be ready to take …
June in Umba
Our Three Summer weeks in Umba turned out good, in spite of some difficult conditions during the last two weeks The first week in June our guests average +11 Salmon per rod, and in spite …
The end of a fabulous season
Grand Varzuga 10 – 17 The last week on the Grand Varzuga has ended – Steffen Juhl reports: Lots of rain in the back country has kept the river high. This week a decent amount …
News from Ponoi River
Ponoi River Quick report June 9th. – 12th. Kåre just called me last night and gave me a quick update on the fishing conditions at the Ponoi camps at the moment.Water level is pretty low …
Though conditions in Varzuga on the opening day
Heavy snow and cold weather are what the first groups are facing the first two days in Lower Varzuga. Sunday the river was still rising and there was enough ice coming down to put the …
Salmon Junkies joins the skeleton fish and the G.Loomis team
Salmon Junkies are very proud to announce we have joined forces with leading company of premium Fly rods – The world famous Loomis rod company from Washington This really is a wonderful opportunity for us …
The first fresh salmons have already been caught – Christopher Robinson report from Varzuga
There is quite a lot of snow in Varzuga, however it is melting fast and last night the temperature did not drop below 4⁰C, the river continues to rise and although we still have some …
FISHING UMBA IN AUGUST
Some of you may have the preconception that August is a summer month, replenished with mosquitoes, subtropical weather and swimming in a lukewarm river. Not so. Being so far north and east the summers on …
Rio Skagit Flight
Skagit lines were originally developed by the steelhead rats of the Pacific north West to get flies in front of fish regardless of environment. These short high power heads have the ability to make a …