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I was lucky enough to come across this large marble trout (scientific name Salmo marmoratus) which gracefully appeared in front of me and showed its majestic presence for a few fleeting seconds.




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It’s the beginning of autumn and there aren’t many bathers left (actually almost none, even though the sea is still 23 degrees Celsius).

A few hours of fishing on the Adriatic Sea.

Let’s try to catch a fish or two ????.

Will the monofilament start unwinding from the fishing reel?




In my opinion squids are one of the best baits for many sea fish. I used Patagonian squid for bait. Hook size 4.

Tip: Remove the very thin skin from the squid, which you can leave on the squid, but squid are more attractive to fish without the skin, and cut it into strips.

Fishing with artificial bait was not successful, only one cuttlefish was caught for a few seconds and it fell off the hook. That’s the beauty of fishing, one time you catch another time you don’t.







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All the fish I caught were released back into the river.

Hook size: 14

Bait: maggots

Maggots feeder: kinder egg, upgraded with holes and stone for weighting





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I recorded the skeleton of a wild animal in the video. Probably a victim of the recent floods. In my estimation it was a doe. Since the river still has a fairly fast flow, I tried to record as visible as possible. The video was recorded by the Waterwolf camera (first version).




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  • Hook: dry-fly hook sizes 16-22
  • Thread: Uni, 8/0 thread
  • Body: CDC feather




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Author: Marina Kropec


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