Tripple D on the Alta

In this video I show the advantage of Triple-D shooting heads and why they are so effective. Also check out one of my best casting tricks when using shooting heads. This is incredibly effective. Location: The Mighty Alta River in Norway.

[@olagisrarikis]

I really enjoy your videos like this where you share how you cast, fish the pools and discuss the conditions and methods. Thanks!

[@CONEHEADDK]

Nice to hear the water, and to see someone, who actually holds the shooting line in loops, like the old guys taught us in their books.

[@JabbaTheGrub]

Great video, the scenery around the Alta is something to behold! What a river!

[@uramag7]

awesome .. thanks for sharing!

[@robertforrester4019]

Wow. stunning view. thanks

[@salmonninja7223]

Hey Mikael. Are you posting any new videos?! I'm missing them!

[@liamharris6780]

Good show Mikael , did you ever fish for salmon in ireland

[@stefansieber5095]

You present always interesting stuff with your KZbin clips. First of all, thank you for that!! About the Tripple D shooting taper lines which I’m using intensely in 3 weight classes in many sink densities, in an average overall length of about 13 meters to my full satisfaction, I have a question in comparison with the 3D+ shooting taper lines. Beside that the 3D+ lines are on both ends factory looped, why are the 3D+ shooting taper lines about 1.5 to 2.0m shorter than the Tripple D Shootings taper lines, which I estimate in 13 m length ideally for my Spey casting in big rivers like Gaula, Spey, Lochy etc.Have the 3D+ lines a more aggressive taper or why are these lines so much shorter than the Tripple D lines? What is the difference between these two lines from the point of view of a professional Speycaster. Thank yo in advance for your appreciated answer by occasion.

[@frodinflies]

sorry for the late reply! .. actually I am now mostly on Next cast Salmon finder 40 or zone... they are a bit more aggressive and suit my fishing a bit better.

[@dominiqueleblanc2193]

Beautiful river. What country?

[@frodinflies]

+Dominique LeBlanc Norway! :-)