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I have a Lithuanian fishin buddy, he is not a flyfisherman yet tho... sure I'll change that by the springtime

Just be careful - they say fly fishing is addictive - there's no way back

If you'd need some help, though, I could do some pressing in Lithuanian as well

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Laba,

Aciu! Ten jau buvau 3 metus is eiles. Kvennan kempinge. Dabar noretusi kur nore labiau i siaure patraukti

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Na, manau, kad pas jus daugiau

Ar galetumet ka patart, kur atvaziuot pazvejot?

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Laba diena

Kaip malonu! Is kur mokam lietuviskai?

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Yep! I suppose Kolari is a good place to start from.

Kolari - Kautokeino should be about 3 hrs drive.

Does anybody know anything abut Chabardas jokka (sorry, don't know the exact spelling) near Kautokeino?

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How far north is Lapland exactly? I'm going to Tromsø in may for some sea fishing... seems there is a bit of flyfishing to be had up that way too.

Most likely I will be taking car-train from Helsinki to Kolari, so I will be wondering about 10 hrs drive from Kolari.

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Hi, thanks for the note!

I've been going to Norway for fly-fishing vacations for 4 years in a row now. And I've been always setting up the route and destinations by myself. So far I've been wondering around Glomma and Trysilelva, however this year I would like to go further up north - to Lapland.

When you pick a stream on the map, there are high chances that after half a day's walk though the swamps you end up looking at standing water (bad experience)

So far I've been advised to check river Lutaur near Adolfstrom. I think I'll also investigate some streams in around Kautokeino.

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Hi,

My name is Ugnius, I'm a keen fly fisherman from Lithuania.

I'm searching for information on fly-fishing waters in Lapland.

This summer I will be visiting Lapland and would love to do some hiking-fishing trips. It's very hard to find such info on the net, so I hope that you guys, might help me

I would really appreciate if anyone could advise some interesting and more distant trout or grayling streams in Norway or Sweden.

Thanks a bunch & tight lines!