Salmon Fishing - The River Mörrum
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2022
- Salmon fishing on the River Mörrum in the southern region of Sweden called Blekinge. The river is world famous for its stunning beauty and large Baltic Salmon as well as Sea trout. A photographic excursion of the Scandinavian spey fishing community at Mörrums Kronolaxfiske Fishery in May 2022. A special shout-out to the friends and featured fishermen.
Photo and edit: John R. Pickens.
The film was shot on a handheld iPhone X.
Music: The Vibe by The Vibe, Mess I Made by Night Drives, OMW by Ben Fox, Waste our time by Waste our time, Dreaming about summer by Dreaming about summer on Artlist.
This project was not commissioned.
WOW ,nice!!!
Thanks for the visit
Tack John! Längtar tillbaka 😊
Tack Håkan! Vi ses vid vattnet.
En mycket trevlig film, tack för att du delar..
Tack för din kommentar och uppskattning av filmen Christer!
Super film, god musik og dejlige farver
Tusen tack! Det gläder mig att du tycker om den.
Bra film som, som mange andre fiskefilmer blir ødelagt av musikk i steden for naturlig bakgrunnstøy.
Hej Tom-Kristian! Tack för din kommentar och ditt engagemang vad gäller filmens produktion. Bästa hälsningar John.
Well done John. Very Nice movie 🙏🎣💙
Thank you Gitte and thank you for your participation. Your contribution to the film is excellent. Congrats to your freshly run May salmon. See you on the water :)
Så jäkla snyggt John :D
Tack Robin! Det gläder mig att du gillar den. Och tack för din fina medverkan :)
nice 👌🏻
Thank you for the encouraging comment Arvydas. I am pleased to know you like the film. Thanks John.
Nice vid. I was wondering. Is it allowed to take the salmon home to eat it?
Hi and thank you for commenting.
Yes it is allowed to bring salmon home to eat it.
I have tried the freshly run salmon my self, and it tastes good.
But there are concerns with fatty fish from the Baltic Sea which accumulates dioxins and PCBs. Salmon being a top predator feeding on other fatty fish and getting to grow several years old will accumulate the most.
Dioxins (polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and furans) and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are persistent environmental pollutants that are found at relatively high concentrations in fish [1]. Fatty Baltic fish (such as Baltic herring, salmon, trout and lamprey) biomagnify dioxins and PCBs in the food chain.
(Health effects of nutrients and environmental pollutants in Baltic herring and salmon: a quantitative benefit-risk assessment. Jouni T. Tuomisto, Arja Asikainen, Päivi Meriläinen & Päivi Haapasaari Jan 2020.)
Well, to summerize, I believe you would be safe to try the salmon in moderation :)
Best regards
John.
@@johnr.r.pickens Great answer. Awesome and appreciated :).
As for the moderation, I am probably forced to that anyway since it is my first ever fly fishing attempt :)
We are staying in Urshult. Can you perhaps recommend the nearest best spot on the Mörrum river or am I limited to certain areas (pools) if I purchase a day pass? We will be visiting the area around the end of July btw, hope it is even allowed to fish there by then.
Worse case I will buy a fresh fish so I can filet that one with my kids for educational purposes :).
There are many inspiring stories about novice flyfishermen catching huge salmon on their first try. As long as the fly is in the river anything can and will happen :D
When it comes to fishing spots, you would be fishing south of Fridafors. When buying a day pass you can consult the personel at the Kronolaxfiske office what stretch or which pools to choose. My recommendation is to visit the classic pools of the river from pool 1-32. Just for the sake of it. These are all included in the day pass.
It is nice to have these pools as a reference when talking to other fishermen in the future. Pools 1-16 (south of the town of Mörrum) are more park like and pool 17-32 (north of the town) are more wild. These are also the most beautiful, especially pool 32 at Rosendala.
July can be rewarding, but you have to keep a close eye on the water temperature and the weather forecast. Ideally you want the water temperature to be below 18°C. But even if the temperature rises above 20°C, you could very well be rewarded if there is a sudden change in weather and you have heavy rain.
By July the river should be holding a lot of salmon and some freshly run seatrout as well.
Beautifully shot and edited, pity about the choice of music.
Thank you for watching and your comment. Best regards John.
Kommer der en 2023 version ? ;-))
Vi får se. I siste år hade jag ferie hela maj månad för att fiska i Mörrum. I år har jag några enstaka dagar i andra hälften av maj. Men det kommer säkert att filmas mer, förhoppningsvis med lite stabilare utstyr :)
@@johnr.r.pickens Det vil jeg glæde mig til👏
Nice movie but you all have to take a course and learn how to use the rod (cast)!
Thank you for watching and for commenting.
Horrible sound....
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