II’ll start with a few pics from last week, way up north in Sweden. Didn’t get a Photo of the sign ”arctic circle”, but been there and Done that🙂
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Sorry there are a few non relaterad pics of an oilcan and such, don’t know what happend and don’t know how to erase.
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You can go into edit of your post and delete any photos you don’t want.
Nice topic. I didn’t get a chance to go on my fishing trip this year. What did you catch those perch on?
Trying my best to Edit, but on an iPhone…
I don’t know the english Word, so here’s a pic of my tacle box.
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I was going to guess you used “Swedish Pimples” when fishing in Sweden but those aren’t they.
I think your lures fall into the category of Inline Spinner Bait.
If I had to have one lure only it would be a Blue Fox Vibramax which is very similar to what you have posted.
Lots of colors to choose from but I really like the fluorescent ones.
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We used something similar in Ohio called rooster tails, a variation on a spinner bait. We used to wade smallmouth streams and catch smallmouth bass on ‘doll flies’ in southeast Ohio.
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I also like the Vibrax lure, but my all time favourite is ”Myran”, a swedish brand that got me a lot of fish👍🏻
We used to seine a creek for crawfish and use them as bait for white bass.
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Thank you for your effort👍🏻
Lingcod… So… Eatable like regular cod… Or Lutefisk?
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My wife on the river bank way up north this last summer. Just south of the arctic circle, about 900 kilometers from Stockholm.
Could be… Or they are high bush cranberries… I really enjoy your pictures of Sweeden… I have relatives that live there… Last time the “Swede’s” were here, they could pull out a map and show us right where they lived and their number on a dock where their boat was docked…
Thank you!!
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Edit: you definitely have it correct… Cloudberries… My wife’s family, from Alaska, calls them salmon berries…
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No it’s not cranberries. Cranberries are like big lingonberries, and that we Will pick this weekend in the Stockholm area. Cloudberries only grow in the north of Sweden and thanks to covid-19, there were less people picking them😉 It’s been a great Year for blueberries and lingonberries here! And if you ever were to visit Sweden, i’d take you to a few nice places to pick berries👍🏻
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Where in Sweden does your relatives recide?
Hammer strand (?) area… My spelling may be wrong
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