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Hey guys, I hope 2015 was as good to you as it was to me; here is some of my favourites from around Alberta, BC & Iceland. There isn't a ton of trout porn in this, sometimes it's about journey and not the destination!

 

 

 

 

North Central Iceland

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Amigos

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Taking in the views on a resupply run back into town near the northern coast of Iceland

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Think Big

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Pops

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Sunset target practise

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Closing Day

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Abraham Lake ( IR shot )

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Iceland

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Iceland

 

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Rawson in the winter ( IR shot ):

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Rawson in the summer (IR shot ):

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Thanks guys!

 

BiggyJ - That church is a pretty photogenic place, that's cool that you have some ties in your family to it!

 

MattyTayler - Thanks man, the fishing in Iceland was a test. We stayed at a fishing lodge in Myvatn in Northern Iceland which has a reputation as one of the better Brown trout fisheries around those parts, and guys who had been coming to the lodge for the last 30 years said it was the coldest one on record, so there wasn't many fish caught those couple days which was a real bummer. However when we moved north, and did some DIY fishing, we started to get into some fish but we still encountered 35 k/m winds pretty much everyday so we had to improvise. I did see some absolute massive browns there (29inch +), but unfortunately didn't land any of the big boys. I do plan to go back there at some point in my life, it's a magical place and I would encourage anyone who is thinking of doing it to take the plunge.

 

Most of the rivers there work on a "beat system", so you pay per day for a certain stretch of water. The prices ranged from $75 - $150, and I'm sure some of the Atlantic salmon beats are more expensive. I would recommend renting a campervan from one of the many rental companies there, and then just going at your own pace around the country. Everything is VERY expensive there, so making your own food is probably the way to go. A standard burger and fries ( nothing special ) would run you atleast $25 dollars. PM me if you end up going and I will give you all of the info that I have, I also have a pretty good DIY Iceland book which helped out as well.

 

Cheers,

Brodie

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