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Guiding in the Oslo area
2.mai 2006
If you are a foreigner visiting the Oslo area, and would like to try some flyfishing, we have a limited number of guiding days available. The fishing will be within a 2 hour drive from Oslo. The type of flyfishing will depend on the season. Sea run brown trout in saltwater, northern pike, trout in lakes or rivers, sea bass etc will be possible.
Fluefiske
20.jan 2006
8.nov 2005
If you want canoeing to be fun and enjoy it as a motion sport, paddling technique is very important. Most of the canoes you see, zig zag along on the water in slow motion, and if you watch them from the shore it is almost impossible to tell where they are heading. This is not because canoes are slow, but because they are usually paddled by people without the right technique or with an inefficient technique. Two people in a good two man canoe (C2) should, with the right technique, be able to keep up with a person in a one man sea kayak (K1). With a good canoe I mean a modern canoe like the ones from amongst others, We-no-nah canoes.
Les mer » [Paddling technique]
4.jan 2006
I have through the years written 10 books, 8 about fly fishing and two about canoeing (canadian canoes). All my books have been illustrated with a lot of pictures, mainly shot by me. My first book was Vi binder fluer (We tie flies) in 1986, the book was based on a series of articles in the magazine Jakt og Fiske (Hunting and fishing). The book has been sold in more than 10 000 copies and that is considered very good in Norway. It is still an ideal beginners book on fly tying. My book Imitasjoner (Imitations) was translated to Swedish and the first edition of Kanoboka (The canoeing book) translated to Danish.
Les mer » [Books]
Norwegian version
4.jan 2006
For Norsk version, trykk på denne linken: www.palkrogvold.no
My new book!
28.mar kl 12:18
My new book written together with entomologist Ketil Sand will come out in early May. This book is about entomology for flyfishermen. You will be able to identify almost all norwegian mayflies to species and most other insects important to flyfishermen to order or family.
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