"Jarmo Hurri" wrote in message
...

Now what will be really interesting is to try to catch some
charr. Any special tips for this mysterious but delicious fish?

Roger Ah, now there's a question for the masters of this pastime
Roger called fly fishing. As you know I plan to hold a mini clave at
Roger Ransaran creek, this is where you will be measured and judged
Roger ;-)

Yes, I remember this plan very well with great pleasure. :-) Hmm, I
tried to look through my files, but I couldn't find the planned date
for this event. Was it right after midsummer (or before it)? I've got
to secure the home front well ahead.

Anyway, lo and behold, I picked up the newest copy of "Flugfiske i
Norden" today, and found in it an article with title "Röding in
Ransarån". What a coincidence! I can see why the river will be a
really nice place to pay a visit. :-) I don't know how popular the
creek has been so far, but it might very well see quite a few anglers
next year - I guess this type of articles tend to create some
additional activity.


Yes, but the stretch only allows 10 fishermen per day and I planned on
booking 10 for 48 hours.
The article was from the exact same spot where I caught my five Arctic char
on the last trip (all but one exceeding lb2). The inlet in the upper calm
stretch that the author writes about was where we had pitched our tent. You
can see more pictures from the area in the two Ransaran trip reports on the
web site, unless you already read them..
I'll get back with more info on this mini clave in May.

/Roger