The last months has been rough to me, to little sleep, to much work, boat on the water, shorefishing, gardening, thinking about gardening, not doing any gardening gone fishing. I`m thinking about how to make the house and the garden maintanance free so that I can consentrate on combine family, work and fishing or family, fishing and work. There is a sign on the door to the closet where some of my fishing gear is stored that says: Work is for people who dont know how to fish. I`m quite sure that I do know how to, but there is so many types of fishing and I`m already into so many that there could be a huge problem to learn everything all the way. so I just fish in maners that I know and succeed with.

I have so many ideas about how to and where to, but I need to let something to the years to come and I need to grow in to the role as a parent and learn how to set of time to fish and maintain the house. Planning the fishingtrips better with a more detailed tactics and go to the right spots at the right time for the suitable target at that time. When it comes to shorefishing I have been to so many different places in the district at different times for different targets and if I dig deep enough in my memory and put two and two together then I can be pretty sure of what to fish for at a spot in the conditions I have at that time. 

If I had a marked I would be more than happy to quit my work as a thinsmith and guide full time from the shorelines in and around Bodoe.

It would be great to lead anglers in to great catches in conditions like this. This is from january 09, cold but spectacular.

The winning fish in the competition last weekend was a 10kg seatrout and a 29kg halibut. That size of seatrout is awesome.