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| The helicopter ride from Murmansk to the Lower Yokanga Camp is 1 and 1/2 hour. |
The total numbers for the beat is 10 rods. Magnus Bergh from LOOP fishes the homebeat in high water. |
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| We called the camp the BOOT CAMP , as it was hard to fish , so we decided to take it full go all the way and we trained push up and various work out in the morning to be fit and ready for the day! |
5 rods fishes each bank. Arni in to a fish on the upper beat. |
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| A big relief ! The trophy is in the net! There are two motors boat to cross the river at the top of the beat and on the bottom beat , as well as one motorboat at home pool , this make the access to the bank accross much easier. |
The map of the Lower Yokanga beat , from the lake down below the red spot.
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| The beat is all in all 10km long , the camp is placed in the middle of the beat , so there is 5km upstream and another 5 km downs stream. This is 20 km of riverbank to fish which gives each rod plentiful of fishing. Picture is of guide Alex up at the top pool, very pretty water. |
Season goes from June 6th until end of July. |
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| Guide Alex on the walk in the fog down to the LOOP Pool. |
Big Lower Yokanga Trophy. |
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| Fishing the middle beat in extreme water. |
Alex guide trying control a large Yokanga salmon. |
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| Tapio, Hoesli, Arni, Gunni Leo and Magnus relaxing in the evening after a good shower. |
Guides are very hard working, they are like mountain goats, hard to keep up with them. Picture is of Hoesli and Leo with our guides, there is 6 guides provided with the 10 rods. |
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| The Camp is tented Camp, very comfortable tents, all heated. In camp there is warm showers and sauna, this make life very comfortable after a hard day of fishing. |
Yokanga tackle, 15 foot rods, lines 10/11, floating line with fast sinking tip, we took most of the salmon on weighted German Snaelda. |
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| Large tent for dining and to spend the evenings. Food is fine, three coarse meals and eggs and bacon in the morning. Picture is of Hoesli, Tapio, Magnus, Leo and Gunnar. |
Inside the Lower Yokanga tents ... full comfort! |
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| The girls who feed us, they make very good food. |
Yokanga flowers. Nature is so nice out there. |
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| The Snaelda was the winner again. |
One thing is for sure, you sleep so much better in this tents rather than cabins, all tents is equipped with electricity. |
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| This week 12 - 19th July we were 6 rods and we landed 129 salmon. |
Last night in camp a little celebration with the guides.
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| In the helicopter, comfortable and the only way of travelling in this part of the world. |
Alex holding a big one from the LOOP pool. |
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Hoesli telling the story of the big monster that he lost in the upper Home Pool.
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Alex releasing a nice female. |
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| Magnus Bergh fishing the Golden. |
Fishing the nice little tributary, we had a few fish there. |
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| Beautiful nature. |
Going home, a very happy group, Tapio, Leo, Hoesli, Arni, Magnus and Gunnar. |