Top 5 Flies for Salmon Fishing

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In this video, I give a presentation of some of my favorite flies for Atlantic salmon fishing.
Later that day, I caught a 125 cm long salmon (about 20 kg) on one of these flies in the River Bolstad!
~ Sondre Kvalsvik Stenberg

[@StereoRevolte]

Great thoughts about great flies!

[@MrPeter1630]

Nice ,thank you for sharing.

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Thank you very much 😊 enjoy fishing soon!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Great fly selection

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Thanks 🙏

[@Sweetwaterwollo]

Super videos!! Really enjoy watching them, try to pick up as much as possible🎣 I’m new to Salmon Fishing (Atlantic Salmon) I’ve fished for Silver Salmon and Steelhead but not for the most Beautiful of all Salmon👍 Looking forward to my first trip to Norway ( next year or so ) But there’s so many Rivers to choose from🙈 Give me a tip on a good River for a First trip to Norway, not too Big, Salmon don’t have to be huge, just a nice little River for a Beginner Atlantic Salmon Flyfisherman🎣 The World is small, maybe one day we‘ll meet on a Norwegen Salmon Stream and I’ll Brew you a Good cup of Coffee👍 like me you seem to value a Good Coffee😉 Tight lines and Stay Safe!!

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Hi, Thank you very much! I would recommend a river called Storelva in Osenvassdraget. License can be bought at Elveguiden.no :) spent some time in that river my self this year and I really found the river interesting:) other than that, Orkla is a safe bet ;)

[@Sweetwaterwollo]

@@SalmonfishingNorway Hi, Thanks a lot!! Really looking forward to it!! Especially looking forward to the beautiful Nature!! Some of the scenery in your Videos is just Awesome!! I always like to think that I’m going to catch something, but swinging my Fly through the River and Breathing the crispy Air is also satisfying!! Thanks again👍 „Tight lines“

[@asasesfeeko3046]

Hey, nice flies! Which treble you use for ur small ally's?

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Hi Thanks. I use either Esmond Drury trebles or guideline x-strong trebles :)

[@wappietamtam6546]

Hi, what knot are you using to attach your compline to the backing ?

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Perfection loop 👌 it’s a great knot to use ☺️

[@wappietamtam6546]

@@SalmonfishingNorway thank you I was a bit afraid to use that one, I thought it may easily break on the compline, if you use that one I have trust that is will be okay, tusen takk!

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

@@wappietamtam6546 you’re welcome :) it has never failed me yet.

[@kanecol2401]

👍

[@Arvydas_M]

It's interesting how top fly patterns from Norway, have nothing in common with fly patterns top anglers use here in Lithuania for the Baltic salmon.

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

That is very interesting. I know that is the case for America and Denmark too, where they often use quite different patterns than what we use in Norway. What are the top patterns in Lithuania?

[@Arvydas_M]

Our season is very late and the distance to fishing grounds before spawning is one of the longest in Europe so most fish are coloured. Compared to Norvegian rivers I see in videos and from stories of my friends who fish in Lakselva, Reparfjordelva and over northern Norvegian rivers our water and current debit are more slow. Water is hotter. Dominant fly patterns are variuos "den Vanliga", "Pathagoorva" mixes and intepretations. Red butt's. Double's size #10-#6. Tubes wing length 3-6cm. Flash is not very dominant. Wings mainly made from soft material either Fox tail, Tanuki, Finnracoon. Long winged flies as sunray shadows, samurai's, or monkey is not popular at all according to sales (I work in a local fly shop) and top local anglers also not use them because lack of succes. Irish style shrimps with hard tails tied from buctail also have very low popularity. During autumn season green/chartreuse flies as green highlander also almost never used succesfully. P.S. Red frances had huge popularity few years ago both double hook or tube. But in small sizes. @@SalmonfishingNorway

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

@@Arvydas_M all the flies you listed is also very commonly used here in Norway :) but it’s interesting that green is not much used in your rivers, while both here and in Scotland, green is quite commonly used also in relatively brown rivers. Also interesting to hear that shrimp flies is not used by many. I love shrimp flies 😄

[@alanmazurek4291]

hey which part of the Norway are you from?

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

I lived in Bergen for 10 years, now I have moved to Ålesund :)

[@janalstrm8349]

Hej. Den sidste flue du viser. Har du bindevejledning. Eller billede.

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Hei, send meg en mld på Instagram konto instagram.com/salmonfishing_norway?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= så skal jeg sende deg bilder :) er dessverre ikke mulig å dele bilde her i chatten. Mvh, Sondre

[@Flyfisherman1962]

Hei og tusen takk for fine Filmer. Hva er Pointet med å si Deiiili' for hvert 30. sekund? Brdr. Neteland har brukt det opp for leeeenge siden. Hvilken Lengde anbefaler du på orginallina til LTS 14' Complete Graphene og original line, men da med en vekt som kan Rulle og ikke Falle i kastet..? Skagit tip. PM meg om du er grei.

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Takk:) Haha har aldri tenkt på at han sei eller at i sei, men husker d no når du nevne d.. 😂 i e sikkert skada 😂 har ikke brukt LTS sine liner og har bare testa Graphene, så da ville jeg heller forhørt meg med LTS gjengen på Facebook! Trond syrstad bruker jo også å være behjelpelig med en del sånne spørsmål også :)

[@olesndergaardjensen5884]

Hur är mönstret på din ViMu?

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

Veevus m10 green floss, black bucktail, goat hair, two strains of sss flash diamond, synthetic jungle cock and 1/8 inch alu tube :)

[@hreinnwaiter]

How about you tying this fly for us 🤛👍 and make a video tying

[@SalmonfishingNorway]

My tying skills are quite clumsy, that’s also why my flies are not the most beautiful.. but they seems to work well for the salmon anyway 😀 I will have it in mind👍