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TROUT FISHING REPORT WEEK 29A - 2014 The week of the dryfly We headed for Mystic and Dream K. this year, and the expectations were high! It was a late spring, and a lot of snow up north this year, so we assumed that week 29 would be just about perfect for dry fly activity. And we were right. - 79 brown trouts passing 1 kilo - An average weight of almost 2 kilos - 12 fish between 3 and 3,5 kilos And almost all of them on dry flies. Some say Kola is a streamer's paradise, but it is actually a dry fly paradise. And a wild, untamed and beautiful one, too. The first approach to the Litza river at the place called Mystic, revealed a bunch of large head & tailers. It was so beautiful that we stood there for a long time and just watched them, and commented the beautiful rises. Here, Rolf Tollefsen (22) took a personal best that first evening. A beautiful fish and a happy flyfisher. (Photo: André Brun) The scenery and light was so beautiful this day, that I decided to take a lot of photos of the other young flyfisher in the group, Mathias Østlie (21). And what a day! Mathias made 4 personal records during the week, and this was one of the coolest situations; difficult spot on the other side of the river, that made the dryfly strip after just a few seconds. But he managed the situation like a pro. (Photo: André Brun) And was rewarded with a 3 kilos beautiful wild brown trout. (Photo: André Brun) Geir Krovoll, a friend of mine who joined me to Kola last year (and is also in for next year) is a really experienced salmon and sea-trout flyfisher, that has taken the brown trout fishing really seriously the past years. (Photo: Rolf Tollefsen) Life's good! A beautiful trout in the gentle hands of an experienced angler. (Photo: Rolf Tollefsen) Sverre Folldal, an experienced flyfisher who leaves no room for the mere chance. He fished hard, got paid, and clocked in at 3,5 kilos at least a couple of times. His second trip with my group, and a very nice and skilled flyfisher. He has fished mostly in the sea for sea-trout and bass, but his skills are easily converted to brown trout fishing it seems. (Photo: Tom Løkka) Tom Løkka, I have fished together with on some occations during the years, and when he decided to join the group last winter, I was really thrilled. What a nice guy to spend some days with on the tundra! And at 54 years, he has gained a lot of experience throughout the years. He did really well, and the 'magical 3,5 kilos' did appear at least a couple of times, if I remember right. (Photo: Sverre Folldal) I got lucky myself. Mystic was a dream come through, with all that rising fish. I just had to throw in a couple of hours with some heavy nymphing in between, and wow, what a thrill! (Photo: Rolf Tollefsen) André Brun with a nice brown trout from Mystic. (Photo: Rolf Tollefsen)