After 4 days of really hot weather with a very strong sun,
yesterday afternoon saw it starting to cloud over and last night was quite
cold. It is what we have been praying
for as it will help hold the water in the tundra and that was evident this
morning as the water has dropped 5 inches.
Jeff G with one of 11 he landed yesterday |
Jo landing his 10th of the morning |
At Lower we had our best day of the season so far and landed 41 fish to our 10 rods. Jo A and Jeff G did account for a large portion of those having had a bonanza at Jannaways and they landed 18 between them in their morning session. Jo, a Norwegian who has fished pretty much all over Norway, had to take a few moments to compose himself in the evening as he took in his days fishing – “what a place” is all we could really get out of him for 30 minutes.
Some of the rods went to the village in the evening to look
around the church and to get an impression of what it must be to live up here,
especially in the winter – tough was the overriding view.
As always seems to be the case, the end of the week has raced upon us and there will be no blog tomorrow as we fly up to Murmansk and meet our new guests. Predictions are dangerous things up here but it does look as though they will have an excellent week with the river dropping in nicely and the numbers starting to build.
Paul P with one landed just after lunch |
As always seems to be the case, the end of the week has raced upon us and there will be no blog tomorrow as we fly up to Murmansk and meet our new guests. Predictions are dangerous things up here but it does look as though they will have an excellent week with the river dropping in nicely and the numbers starting to build.
Charlie White