The Trophy

Published on Mar 25. 2022 - 2 years ago
Updated or edited 2 years ago

Rolf Nylinder went fishing with Håvard Stubö And Markus Lemke for a week in July 2022, and made a little film about it. Dry fly fishing in the mountains of Norway and Sweden. Subtitles for all the Scandinavian talk!

Presented by @Lemmel kaffe @Podsol Fly Fishing
Music by: Torbjörn Ömalm, Kristian Matsson, Johan Airijoki, Anthony Tian, Per Erik Andreas Axelsson, Sean Carey, Ben Lester

Video by

Rolf Nylinder

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