Meet Jan, Jonas and Lukas Borinski, three German brothers with a passion for fishing and filmmaking. Jan's the eldest, and works in Swedish Lapland, where they do most of their fishing; Jonas is the filmmaker; and Lukas - the youngest - is a musician: all tattoos, piercings and cigarettes, he lend the group an air of rock n' roll. These guys are the next generation of fly fishermen. They've been sharing videos of their Lapland trips for a while. As their online following grew they started filming further afield, and Welcome to Iceland represents their first foray to the land of fire and ice.
Germany has an unsual catch and release policy - it's illegal to return fish over a certain size - so the boys are keen to find out about how Iceland is working to preserve their amazing fishing grounds. Along the way they meet a 25-year-old citizen scientist who is carrying out pioneering work on a single trout stream, to study the effects of catch and release.
And of course the Brothers on the Fly fish in some amazing locations, catching sea-run arctic char, wild brown trout and salmon.
Iceland – volcanoes, glaciers, amazing trout and salmon fishing, and… surfing?! Ja (pron. “Yow”) is Icelandic for “Yes”, and is raw expression of exuberance. But...
The McCloud river is the point of origin for many of the world’s rainbow trout populations. Despite the California gold rush, and thanks to the inaccessability of the valley, the river remained...
Bloopers, out-takes and a few extras from the first series of Fly Nation as the presenters find it quite easy to make fools of themselves and their buddies
Volcanoes, glaciers and cascading water, Iceland’s magnetic allure is irresistible for the travelling fly fisher. In this land of myths and legends nature tells it’s own epic saga. From the river...
The pilot episode in a new series called Arctic Waters. In this episode the team visit two rivers in Northern Finland reknowned for their great fishing, the Tornio and the Ounas. This area is well set...
The wind has got up to storm levels but “Vikings” superstar Jasper Pääkkönen and the Arctic Waters team are still enjoying their Patagonia fishing no matter what the weather throws at...
Iceland is home to some fantastic Arctic Char fishing and in this episode Eggert and his friend, Baldur head to a remote location near Hafralon in the North East. This part of Iceland is less...
A group of passionate fly fishers from around the world – Ken Packie from the USA, Clare Carter from England, Paula Shearer from Canadian magazine Fly Fusion and Brandon King from South Africa –...
As Iceland’s fly fishing guides don’t get to fish much themselves during the summer season, some of them make use of the very first days of the season. But only the toughest dare to fish...
The River Laxa in Dolum is another of Iceland’s great salmon rivers. Boasting an average annual catch number of over 1000 salmon with just 4 rods available and a short season means action can...
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4th October 2022
Really enjoyed it no bad language, Great info for catch and release
Very good app great videos spent hours watching all sorts of fishing videos in all categories geez makes me want to go out and fish thanks for this app
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