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Alevin
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Alevin
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Now, I have some fishing to catch up with...
This is something Iīve been dreaming of for a very long time. This is what Iīve always wanted and now itīs done. I feel very god about it and this place is pretty much always in my thoughts. I just wanted to share it with you.
Thanks for listening,
Mats
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Parr
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
That is amazing. Looks like a dream coming true, one log, one snowmobile trip at a time. Wow!
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Member
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Wow neat cabin. I bet you've will have some great fishing tales to tell eventually.
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Member
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Very cool Mats. Looks like a great place to get away from it all. :clap: :clap:
Will
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smallstreams.com plankowner
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
That is just plain awesome. You are very blessed to have such a dream come true. Congratulations! It looks wonderful and is sure located in beautiful surroundings. Good for you!
Martin
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Alevin
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Thanks guys.
Well it IS a dream that has come true. Although not without efforts as you can understand. I was born up north but ended up in the city in the teen years when my family moved, so all this time I have been aiming for something like this.
And as said, I have quite some fishing to catch up with. This thing took about all the time I spent there the last eight to ten years. Yes, Iīll probably have some good fishing stories to tell later on. :D
Mats
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smallstreams.com plankowner
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
What is the fishing like up there. Trout? Grayling? Are there bears?
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Alevin
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Originally Posted by
martin_b
What is the fishing like up there. Trout? Grayling? Are there bears?
Yes, there are Browns, Artic Char and Grayling. Also Pike, Perch and Whitefish further downstream in the lakes on lower altitude. Fishing gets pretty good when you get off the main roads, which you rather want to do in the summer during tourist season. Easy access draws people. Not that it would be crowded, but there are other fishermen at the easy spots.
As for wildlife youīll find brown bear, grey wolf, wolverine and lynx as bigger predators. Lots of raindeer. Moose have some population also.
Iīve been to the Iliamna area in Alaska and I must say there werenīt too much of a difference in terms of fauna (salmon runs of course not included) although this country has been explored for several hundred years so itīs not exactly the frontier. Also, all the speices grow smaller over this way.
Mats
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Smallstreams Founder
Re: The birth of a fishin cabin
Very cool, very very cool.
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