Eyup Nathan. Norway looks incredible. I know that my broad Yorkshire dialect is basically heavily accented Norwegian so maybe Toon lingo goes the same way. Bairns 'r laikin i' beck = barna leker i bekken = 'the children are playing in the stream' for example. No wonder southerners get puzzled. That was a nice warm up session - now get that halibut! I'll sithi after. Dave.
Alreet Dave, aye, there's a fair similarity between toon and Norwegian, I picked some essentials up like Home, left and right and fish. It is an incredible landscape, I think I'm hooked. Tight lines
We fished that mark years ago and it was heaving with coalfish there was an otter and a couple of mink living in the rocks stealing the coalfish but not as many codling as you caught tight lines and enjoy
Alright mate another cracking video!! Thanks! I’m going Norway in February kayaking fishing and hiking so you got me excited now!! Doubt I’ll be in shorts and T-shirt though! Do you still get out on the kayak? I miss those wild camp kayak vids you use to do!! 🤞🏻
Alright Martin, Ah it will be magical at that time of year, I love it when there's snow on the hills. I haven't been out this year due to my knacked knee. I'm missing them too, so maybe get trip out before the weather turns too bad. Enjoy Norway!!
Amazing weather in such a beautiful spot. Not sure if there are anymore videos coming but you were so close to an incredible spot where you could catch 20lb + cod every cast! I’ll let you know for next time!
I'm from Florida and when I was 17 I went to Sweden to visit an exchange student who lived with us the year before. We went to his family summer house on an island with no electricity and stayed for a week. I caught way too many cod to eat and released a lot. We are all we wanted too and they were delicious fresh. They're easy to catch. It was similar to using jigs in Florida or now in Virginia where I live and fish. I'd love to see Norway because Sweden is beautiful and the people were awesome. The midsummer's eve party was awesome and crazy. I bet it's similar in Norway. It's a beautiful but harsh part of the world, especially for a kid from Florida. I would really love to catch some of the huge halibut in Norway! I didn't know about them when I was in Sweden so I didn't try. Bummer
An off-grid cabin with loads of fish sounds ideal!! I've not been to Sweden but I gather the terrain in Norway is much bigger and steeper, I fished at the Lyngen alps and the scenery gave me goosebumps! There're always time for you to visit Norway for those giant fish! Thanks for the comment and tight lines👍🎣
Stunning, no better way to describe it. Though I did find it funny that the first thing you caught was a sea cucumber 😂. Looking forward to the following vids. Cheers
Haha, never to be repeated! As a lure angler, you'd love it out there at this time of year. The action is just franetic, and you never know when a monster might bite
A return to Norway is high on my agenda. One of, if not the most spectacular place I’ve ever been too. What general luring tips would you give as feedback from this trip? I gather soft plastics out-fished metals but I find that the case in almost all settings anyway, certainly for bigger fish! Thanks again mate.
Fantastic weather and great fishing. Interesting what you said about cod being lazy. I fished a mark in July that was a narrow and very heavy flow, like swinging Tobies for salmon in the Tay in the spring.. Fished Black Minnows hard on the bottom and there were loads of red cod. When the water went slack they would come off the bottom and could be caught right up to the surface. Interestingly, in the slacker water there were more pollock. This was in about 10m of water.
It's an conclusion I've come to from fishing at St Abbs and Eyemouth, as soon as slack hits, the cod start to take lures. I noticed this in Norway, but as you said David, they came much higher up the water column. Apparently there are meant to be no pollack as far north as we were fishing but we managed to wangle a few out, and they were much higher up than usual too, but only bit when the current was running, I blamed that on fishing in 40m from our feet.
Actually struggled more hooking a duck at the town moor this year, you nailed them. Unreal video as per mate. Keep doing your thing. Not jelous at all 🫨👊🏻
@@SlippyLimpets February wasnt great this year, but was really good last year when weather was a lot more agreeable. Very cold winter in 24. Seems to be a march/April lull in fishing before water temps get back up.
Haha, I know. I should have more sense at my old age. You'd love it, Danielle. I think the lure fishing would be right up your street, too. I'm going to head back in the winter next year
Only just managed to get to watch this nath,epic epic session, like a gym session workout,the guy to your right was using a hard bait only catching a fraction of your fish, you should of given him a jelly,he might of shut up for five minutes then and left you to catch in peace lol, can't wait for your other uploads
Unfortunately weather is very unpredictable in the artic circle which can dictate your tyoe if fishing luckily you've hit on first day The very vest of luck on your hali hunt Nathan kerp up the great work tight lines 🦈🎣💪
Yeah, it seems that way. We had brilliant weather for 3 days then it turned very windy, but still hitting the 20c bait rods were the key then. Glad you liked it and tight lines👍🎣
@@SlippyLimpets Like you said Nath it's like kids in a sweet shop when you hit the hot spot fish a chuck It will be my 8th annual trip in less than 3 weeks and my youngest 7th visit and he rang me yesterday he's absolutely buzzing there's no word to describe hiper excitement 😂 looking forward to your Hali hunt best of luck
What a beautiful place and weather. The fishing was a bit disappointing though, all small ones. Hopefully you got to catch some big, 20lb plus cod later. I expect that it's a very expensive holiday, way above my budget. Good luck.
well done on the choice of fishing venue, gorgeous, the venue that is not you mister slippey limpets lol, good to see some fish caught and here's wishing you catch a hugemunguss halibutt lol
Nathan.. the big fish come out to play at night... plus rule of thumb... The fish are always where the bait fish are...good luck in the Buts.. am sure u will get one before the end of your trip ..tight lines 🎣🎣🎣🎣
Cheers Graham. I don't want to give too many spoilers away but we did try at tried at night and didn't have a bite! I'm going to head back this winter, though, I think I'm addicted!. Tight lines mate
Haha, I bet you could too, just as long as you used soft plastics. The locals all use metals and were catching nowt, they were looking at us like we were using some sort of black magic to coax the fish to our lures😂 Tight lines John🎣👍
Awesome film as ever Nathan. Mind if I ask what you're braid of choice is? You always seem to be able to cast a mile with little issues. Cheers fella!👍🏼
@@SlippyLimpets there were 4 of us and we only caught 3 halibut in the week. I think there were about 20 or 30lb. Had 2 trips and still not got a big coalie
Beautiful weather, would have liked to see some of the fish a bit closer I know alot were cod and coalie but it's nice to see em up close in that Beautiful scenery, enjoyed the content enviously lol. Is it me or is this your first video in a bit longer than usual?? Much love from the isle of man, oh I was down the local harbour and I couldn't believe these 2 young lad were getting wrasse on metal bar spinners and a 60g cod jig and in my 39 years I've never seen anyone catch wrasse in that harbour on any lure unless it's just been used as a weight and baited with lug or rag, I know wrasse hit lures over reef in the bay but it was just an absolute first and good size fish 2lb+
You need to have more patience reeling in the fish. Part of the fun is landing a fish on light tackle. Anyone can chuck out a lure and get a cod. Fishing is fishing not catching Man. I enjoy fishing for what it is, but I suppose people want to see you land fish. Great relaxing TV. I’m off to the Bahamas end of November with my Rubber Kayak for 12 days of varied fishing. I will send you some footage. Cheers. Love watching you mate most enjoyable
I agree, but it was tough to reel in slowly, those fish were heading straight to the ledge and snags if they weren't bullied a bit. Sounds like you're in for a brilliant trip, looking forward to seeing how you get on. Tight lines👍🎣
Clear shallow water and bright sunshine is def not the best way to catch larger fish here in Norway but you are here for a short time so all you can do is try.
Glad you liked it. They're from a company called Waterhaul, that particular model isn't available any more though. There's a link in the description that will give you a discount if you fancy a pair
What a place !!! Fish after fish !!!!Good luck for your halibut I hope you catch a monster out there !!!! You could do a collaboration with Billy fishing ( he's on TH-cam) he lives there and I'm sure he'll put you on some good marks !!!!
He's got a great channel and I've been trawling his videos for tactics, but didn't get the chance to meet him. I'm heading backnout in February, so maybe then. Glad you liked the vid!
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Top video Nathan. Brought back memories. Was a pleasure fishing with you.
Thanks Chris, it was a pleasure meeting and fishing with you too. Roll on the next trip!!
Incredible fishing from the shore with so many fish. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!!
Eyup Nathan. Norway looks incredible. I know that my broad Yorkshire dialect is basically heavily accented Norwegian so maybe Toon lingo goes the same way. Bairns 'r laikin i' beck = barna leker i bekken = 'the children are playing in the stream' for example. No wonder southerners get puzzled. That was a nice warm up session - now get that halibut! I'll sithi after. Dave.
Your only halfway up the island, so bugger off with your southern accent!
Alreet Dave, aye, there's a fair similarity between toon and Norwegian, I picked some essentials up like Home, left and right and fish. It is an incredible landscape, I think I'm hooked. Tight lines
Awesome Nathan , hope your holidays fetch you many more , well done guys brilliant video , take care & tight lines
Evening Steve, thanks for watching! Tight lines👍🎣
Nice weather up in the Arctic. Nice bit of fishing too!
Fingers crossed for that halibut!
The weather was unbelievable, LV, think I wore my flip flops for the whole trip! Tight lines👍🎣
We fished that mark years ago and it was heaving with coalfish there was an otter and a couple of mink living in the rocks stealing the coalfish but not as many codling as you caught tight lines and enjoy
Yeah it was lifting with coalies, but they weren't interesting lures just eating something off the surface. Gorgeous part of the world!
Wow what a place , great video cant wait to see the next one , Tight lines
Alright mate another cracking video!! Thanks! I’m going Norway in February kayaking fishing and hiking so you got me excited now!! Doubt I’ll be in shorts and T-shirt though!
Do you still get out on the kayak? I miss those wild camp kayak vids you use to do!! 🤞🏻
Alright Martin, Ah it will be magical at that time of year, I love it when there's snow on the hills. I haven't been out this year due to my knacked knee. I'm missing them too, so maybe get trip out before the weather turns too bad. Enjoy Norway!!
Stunning location and a superb session, who could ask for more
It was a dream start to the trip. Thanks Geoff
What a session Nathan, so many cod!!! Well done mate great video
I almost said 'this is catching and not fishing' but didn't want to jinx it! 😂
Fantastic video mate. Hope the rest of the fishing is this good for you!
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed!
What a fantastic place and great Northern lights images at the end👍
It really was stunning. I can't believe it's so close to a city too.
What an absolutely beautiful place. Fish and northern lights to bonus. 😊😊😊😊
It's stunning! Some of the locations actually gave me goose bumps they were that pretty. Think the weather helped too
That was a sweet spot you had there Nathan. What a great session that was, fun all the way - hopefully you have more to come from out there.
Great video and fantastic scenery thoroughly enjoyed
Thanks Steve, glad you enjoyed it👍🎣
Nice flick once again to watch Nathan. Spot on. All the best from GRIMSBY
Been a while since I've heard a film/video called a Flick!! Tight lines Carl
@@SlippyLimpets from the 70's Nathan lol.
Brilliant fishing Nathan. Well done mate pair of you. Top vid👍
Thanks 👍
Amazing weather in such a beautiful spot. Not sure if there are anymore videos coming but you were so close to an incredible spot where you could catch 20lb + cod every cast! I’ll let you know for next time!
There's a couple more vids but the fish aren't quite in the 20lb calibre. I'm back now but will definitely be heading back out, maybe in winter
Unbelievable action! Catching Cod in the same way as chucking a spinner into a shoal of Mackerel and the northern lights to round the day off.
My thoughts exactly, I almost got sick of catching them 😂
I'm from Florida and when I was 17 I went to Sweden to visit an exchange student who lived with us the year before. We went to his family summer house on an island with no electricity and stayed for a week. I caught way too many cod to eat and released a lot. We are all we wanted too and they were delicious fresh. They're easy to catch. It was similar to using jigs in Florida or now in Virginia where I live and fish.
I'd love to see Norway because Sweden is beautiful and the people were awesome. The midsummer's eve party was awesome and crazy. I bet it's similar in Norway. It's a beautiful but harsh part of the world, especially for a kid from Florida.
I would really love to catch some of the huge halibut in Norway! I didn't know about them when I was in Sweden so I didn't try. Bummer
An off-grid cabin with loads of fish sounds ideal!! I've not been to Sweden but I gather the terrain in Norway is much bigger and steeper, I fished at the Lyngen alps and the scenery gave me goosebumps! There're always time for you to visit Norway for those giant fish! Thanks for the comment and tight lines👍🎣
Stunning, no better way to describe it.
Though I did find it funny that the first thing you caught was a sea cucumber 😂.
Looking forward to the following vids.
Cheers
Haha, never to be repeated! As a lure angler, you'd love it out there at this time of year. The action is just franetic, and you never know when a monster might bite
A return to Norway is high on my agenda. One of, if not the most spectacular place I’ve ever been too. What general luring tips would you give as feedback from this trip?
I gather soft plastics out-fished metals but I find that the case in almost all settings anyway, certainly for bigger fish!
Thanks again mate.
Fantastic weather and great fishing. Interesting what you said about cod being lazy. I fished a mark in July that was a narrow and very heavy flow, like swinging Tobies for salmon in the Tay in the spring.. Fished Black Minnows hard on the bottom and there were loads of red cod. When the water went slack they would come off the bottom and could be caught right up to the surface. Interestingly, in the slacker water there were more pollock. This was in about 10m of water.
It's an conclusion I've come to from fishing at St Abbs and Eyemouth, as soon as slack hits, the cod start to take lures. I noticed this in Norway, but as you said David, they came much higher up the water column. Apparently there are meant to be no pollack as far north as we were fishing but we managed to wangle a few out, and they were much higher up than usual too, but only bit when the current was running, I blamed that on fishing in 40m from our feet.
Fantastic mate, glad fishing trip started well , lovely digs too, appreciate your efforts bud👍🏼👍🏼🎣
Actually struggled more hooking a duck at the town moor this year, you nailed them.
Unreal video as per mate.
Keep doing your thing.
Not jelous at all 🫨👊🏻
Haha, those ducks are a nightmare!!🤣👍🎣
Glad you made it over Nath. Hope you're enjoying it.
If you're down in Stavanger let me know.
Thanks mate, I'm back now, but planning a trip back in February
@@SlippyLimpets February wasnt great this year, but was really good last year when weather was a lot more agreeable.
Very cold winter in 24.
Seems to be a march/April lull in fishing before water temps get back up.
What make are your sunglasses @SlippyLimpets
@@SlippyLimpets Be aware that there is no halibut fishing allowed between 20 Dec to 31 March 😊
Cracking lure fishing session,well done boys 👍🇳🇴
Not one I'll forget in a hurry. Thanks for the comment!👍🎣
Haha you were like a kid at Christmas there Nate, fast and furious fishing.
Stunning scenery, I’m going to have to go there
Haha, I know. I should have more sense at my old age. You'd love it, Danielle. I think the lure fishing would be right up your street, too. I'm going to head back in the winter next year
Only just managed to get to watch this nath,epic epic session, like a gym session workout,the guy to your right was using a hard bait only catching a fraction of your fish, you should of given him a jelly,he might of shut up for five minutes then and left you to catch in peace lol, can't wait for your other uploads
Unfortunately weather is very unpredictable in the artic circle which can dictate your tyoe if fishing luckily you've hit on first day
The very vest of luck on your hali hunt Nathan kerp up the great work tight lines 🦈🎣💪
Yeah, it seems that way. We had brilliant weather for 3 days then it turned very windy, but still hitting the 20c bait rods were the key then. Glad you liked it and tight lines👍🎣
@@SlippyLimpets
Like you said Nath it's like kids in a sweet shop when you hit the hot spot fish a chuck
It will be my 8th annual trip in less than 3 weeks and my youngest 7th visit and he rang me yesterday he's absolutely buzzing there's no word to describe hiper excitement 😂 looking forward to your Hali hunt best of luck
Steady on tiger😂 you've got a few more days yet.Can totally understand the excitement.
Haha, i was the same each day too! I think the build up and anticipation got to me😂
You had a right hammering session fish after 🐟had my fingers crossed for you getting a halibut, hope to see one in a pt 2 of your adventure m8
Omg I thought you'd slipped off a cliff! 😮Good to see your safe😊
Thankfully not! Things have been getting in the way of fishing!
What a beautiful place and weather. The fishing was a bit disappointing though, all small ones. Hopefully you got to catch some big, 20lb plus cod later. I expect that it's a very expensive holiday, way above my budget. Good luck.
well done on the choice of fishing venue, gorgeous, the venue that is not you mister slippey limpets lol, good to see some fish caught and here's wishing you catch a hugemunguss halibutt lol
What's wrong with how I look?! 😂 Thanks for the comment and glad you liked the vid!
Enjoy your trip
Tight lines 👍🏻
Thanks and Tight lines to you too!👍🎣
That there is LRF paradise. What a place.
It definitely is a fishing paradise
Nathan.. the big fish come out to play at night... plus rule of thumb... The fish are always where the bait fish are...good luck in the Buts.. am sure u will get one before the end of your trip ..tight lines 🎣🎣🎣🎣
Cheers Graham. I don't want to give too many spoilers away but we did try at tried at night and didn't have a bite! I'm going to head back this winter, though, I think I'm addicted!. Tight lines mate
Been waiting for this notification. 😊
Good good to see you in Norway slip 👍
Hope you enjoyed it!
Me 2
Brilliant weather, brilliant venue, I reckon even I could catch fish there; and I'm well known for not even being able to catch a cold. 😂
Haha, I bet you could too, just as long as you used soft plastics. The locals all use metals and were catching nowt, they were looking at us like we were using some sort of black magic to coax the fish to our lures😂 Tight lines John🎣👍
Stunning place great video 🙌
It was!
Awesome as always Nathan buddy!
Cheers fellas, I recommend a trip there for your boys, if you haven't already been. Tight lines
@@SlippyLimpets Its up there bud!
Great lure fishing
Cheers mate
Hi Buddy cracking vid. Enjoy your trip 😊🎣
Awesome film as ever Nathan. Mind if I ask what you're braid of choice is? You always seem to be able to cast a mile with little issues. Cheers fella!👍🏼
Cheers Jim! I use Tasline Elite in either 12 or 20lb. Been using it for years and rarely get a wind not or have any bother. Tight lines mate👍🎣
Hi Nathan just wondering what landing net you use off the rocks mate. Awesome channel I think I've watched every video
Hi Adrian, I use a Spro Freestyle Xtender 3.8m handle with a Spro flip head net. Hope this helps and glad you like the vids!
Thats it , im taking a telecopic spinning rod in my suitcase next time im over there around the Alesund area !
Epic trip and video Nathan. Thanks! Did you get ferry across (from where to where) I am up North too.
I didn't mate, I flew into Tromso from Edinburgh. I read that they were going to start the ferry from North Shields back up next year, though
@@SlippyLimpets Thanks Nathan
I stayed there in 2020,caught my first halibut. Loads of coalies near the jetty
It's a lovely spot, but no halibut for me on that trip. Next time🤞
@@SlippyLimpets , we spent most of the time on the boat, we found some shallow areas and I caught the biggest plaice I had ever seen.
@@SlippyLimpets there were 4 of us and we only caught 3 halibut in the week. I think there were about 20 or 30lb. Had 2 trips and still not got a big coalie
Great fishing man 🙌
Beautiful weather, would have liked to see some of the fish a bit closer I know alot were cod and coalie but it's nice to see em up close in that Beautiful scenery, enjoyed the content enviously lol.
Is it me or is this your first video in a bit longer than usual??
Much love from the isle of man, oh I was down the local harbour and I couldn't believe these 2 young lad were getting wrasse on metal bar spinners and a 60g cod jig and in my 39 years I've never seen anyone catch wrasse in that harbour on any lure unless it's just been used as a weight and baited with lug or rag, I know wrasse hit lures over reef in the bay but it was just an absolute first and good size fish 2lb+
Awesome video so jealous tight lines...
You need to have more patience reeling in the fish. Part of the fun is landing a fish on light tackle. Anyone can chuck out a lure and get a cod. Fishing is fishing not catching Man.
I enjoy fishing for what it is, but I suppose people want to see you land fish. Great relaxing TV. I’m off to the Bahamas end of November with my Rubber Kayak for 12 days of varied fishing. I will send you some footage. Cheers. Love watching you mate most enjoyable
I agree, but it was tough to reel in slowly, those fish were heading straight to the ledge and snags if they weren't bullied a bit.
Sounds like you're in for a brilliant trip, looking forward to seeing how you get on. Tight lines👍🎣
Clear shallow water and bright sunshine is def not the best way to catch larger fish here in Norway but you are here for a short time so all you can do is try.
Makes sense, but like you said we were happy just to get amongst the fish on our first day. Tight lines👍🎣
glimrende Nathan.. 👍
Takk, JW👍🎣
Nathan hope you are all right haven`t seen you post lately up until this one .I must be nearly a month since you last posted
Thanks Peter, had a few things that have gotten in the way of fishing but I'm all good. Thanks for asking👍🎣
Slippy what's the price of fresh fish in the fishmongers for the people in Norway compared to UK.
Everything seems more expensive in Norway, but I've got non idea on the price difference of fish since I din't visit the fish mongers
Grest video! What make are your sunglasses Slippy?
Glad you liked it. They're from a company called Waterhaul, that particular model isn't available any more though. There's a link in the description that will give you a discount if you fancy a pair
Thanks mate @SlippyLimpets
Wow Nathan, bet Cambois looks tame now?
haha, aye, the whole of the UK looks tame after that sessions
What a place !!! Fish after fish !!!!Good luck for your halibut I hope you catch a monster out there !!!! You could do a collaboration with Billy fishing ( he's on TH-cam) he lives there and I'm sure he'll put you on some good marks !!!!
He's got a great channel and I've been trawling his videos for tactics, but didn't get the chance to meet him. I'm heading backnout in February, so maybe then. Glad you liked the vid!
is it not very expensive.
It is pretty expensive, but if you eat sensibly and make food in batches it's not too bad. Flights weren't bad though
No fishing,no catching, just playing with fish.
I need to catch them in order to play with them
If you care about nature, consider not using plastic lures.