LESS POISON USED TO COMBAT SALMON PARASITE
Trondheim, Norway: The feared salmon parasite Gryodactylus salaries can now be controlled with out poisoning the entire river
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Report from the national "laksebørser"
Here are the latest reports from some of the many rivers that have opened.
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New hope in the fight against gyrodactylus
Børge Brende the current environment minister has proposed a massive program to rid Norway of the dreaded parasite gyrodactylus.
skot
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The unofficial catch report from Dale River.
Dale River in Vaksdals western Norway has published it unofficial catch report.
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Farmed salmon 'infect wild fish'
The strongest evidence so far that wild fish are being infected by farmed salmon is to be presented to a conference in Denmark on Thursday.
BBC.com
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Vorma trout protected
Vorma river is now protected during the breeding season, Locals have begun to take care of their beloved trout population.
Editor
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Varzina River Lodge season 2002 report
Season 2002 proved to be one of the best in record, if not the very best of all times. All four rivers fished extremely well all season through.
Varzina river company
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Southern Norway reports on its season.
The manager of the river managers group Andre Gjedrem has not yet the exact figures but he is happy with the season in his district. Here is a round up of how it went.
Skot
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Drammen River has posted great results.
Despite the low water levels this year Drammen River has fished better than it has is decades. Local sports fishermen are proud of the rebirth of their river.
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Local river under threat
Kristian Bruvik from Arne sports fishing club was on the riverbank to inspect the damage caused by local council workers. Due to an uncontrolled leakage of high levels of calk most of next years salmon are under threat.
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Last Salmon register for the season.
Here is the final salmon tally for most of the major river in Norway. It has proven to be a tough year. The lack of rain and early snowmelt has meant that many of the salmon are still waiting for good rain falls to start their run.
Morten Lund/Fishbooking.com
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News from the Dale river opening day.
Dale Jakt & Fiske club had a successful family day for both young and old fishermen. Again it has been a fantastic festival and the gang at Dale River managed some great fishing.
Tore E. Mackay/Fishbooking.com
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Finally our journalist is home.
After a long and eventful tour to the wilderness that we call Kola Peninsula finally I made it back to the office and I’m ready to start the task of catching up on our news and my magazine.
skot
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Landowners seek for a longer season in the North.
Fisheries manager Anton Rikstad in Nord-Trøndelag has stated that him will not recent an extension to the season despite the application for a extended season from river owners. The dry season has lead to poor results in North Trønderlag.
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Has anyone seen our journalist!
If you have followed the latest from Skot’s Outpost you will know he is currently in the Russian Tundra chasing a dream and the last we heard from him he was in Finnmark (Northern Norway) but all reports are that the fishing has been hot.
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Gaula may break the 50-ton barrier
The season is not even three months old in Gaula and already they have reported great catches. Over 17.7 ton of fish have been reported in at the tourist centre. This is despite reports from the North of low water flow and bad reports from other river in the district
Gaula is in great form this year.
Skot
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