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Thanks for your kind words! If I could change one thing about my backpack, it would be the color of the hauling loop. It is currently black on a black background. If the hauling loop were a different color, like blue in my case, it would be much easier to see when needed.😊

Sorry should have said 4 day hike of SDW

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you found the review helpful. It's always great to hear feedback, and it means a lot that you took the time to share your thoughts. 🙏🏻😀

Thanx. And you were absolutely right about the rapids below! Plus that there is a massive cliff blocking the way. I would much rather follow the fish 🎣 downstream. Some people C&R but it is not a must here. The rules are very strict and you are allowed to take just one fish per day. And since the salmon population is doing fine, I think thats great. Personally I almost never take more than one fish per season. I guess that’s because I do not catch so many anyway. 😅😂 And yeas I think C&R is important if the population is in danger. 👍🏻 Once again thanx for enjoying the video!!! It means a lot to me.😀

Thanx 🤗 the Savotta Jaakari looks like a great backpack 🎒. Extremely durable with 10 years of warranty. It also has a 5 ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating. So the choice is not an easy one. For me light weight is more important than durability 😅 and that is because of my bad knees. If you are in a good shape physically and a little extra weight is not an issue! Then the Savotta seems to be a good and durable backpack that probably will last you the rest of your life. I hope that this was helpful😊. In case you pick the Savotta, let us know what you think about it. 🎒

@@mariaandwolfi thank you. That’s the trade off isn’t it - a bombproof load hauler that weighs a ton, or something that’s lightweight and realistically should probably be more than big enough. The key is clearly to be like you and be clear on your priorities, and I’m still undecided about what I need to make my main priority

Thanx😀

You are welcome 😊

It’s the backplate I would say.

Tusen tack 🤩 🙏🏻🥰

Absolut 👍🏻 tack för tipset 😊

I used float-int-sink3 +T16 +conehead tube-fly. Don’t need to get any deeper 😅. But thanks for the advice 😀🙏🏻

Welcome 🤗

A fantastic gift 🎁 from a fantastic couple.🥰

Hi 🙋🏻‍♂️ same to you. It has been a while since last time. Hope you are doing well.😀 You have a new subscriber.🤗

That one was a keeper for sure. It’s the best salmon pool in Sweden with many people fishing there🇸🇪🙋🏻‍♂️. You are allowed to keep or release one salmon per day and license.

@@mariaandwolfi heck yeah that is awesome to hear. Real neat seeing the infrastructure made for fishers along the bank.

Thanx Rikard 🙋🏻‍♂️ next time maybe 😀

I made a new video with less music during the fish fight. 😎 Hope you like it. 🎣😀 ruclips.net/video/JiQGGmJ_Bqw/видео.html

Hi Cemil, hope you are well 🤩

Thanks 😊

Awesome 👏🏻😀 I wish we would have a smoke sauna 🧖🏻 🧖🏻‍♀️. Thanks for sharing! 😀

smoke sauna is the best! so relaxed after that

Guideline LPXe 17 ft 12-13 rod. Airflo Skagit F.I.S.T line. Erling Holmström, who according to Håkan Norling is Mr LPXe 17′ adds; The rod is easy to load and the action is felt right down the handle and it has a real kick through the whole blank. Airflo F.I.S.T 660 grain and the new 4D MultiTip with the 18 ft / 14gr tips are one of the best combinations for long casts with this cannon of a rod. guideline.blog/2017/05/04/now-it-is-back-the-lpxe-17/

I would probably buy this rod now if I would buy a new one. Erling Holmström was one off the designer’s. namproducts.com/products/171-11-4-pcs Erling is the one who caught the big salmon at the end of my video. I highly respect him as one of the best fly fishermen I have ever seen. 🙋🏻‍♂️ Thanx for liking my video! It means a lot to me. 😀

@@mariaandwolfi holy smokes 12-13wt?!?! You guys are nuts, I fish for King Salmon and Steelhead with a 7 and 8wt 13ft. I really want to try something in the 15/16ft range. Maybe a step down from yours 👍

I completely forgot to mention that I only use this rod at Jockfall! It’s basically impossible to run after the salmon and therefore you have to hold it and almost drag it up to a safer place to land. It’s a bit hardcore I guess 😂. I would much rather prefer lighter gear. And I would love to fish 🎣 for steelhead one day. 😀

@@mariaandwolfi when i used to fish the river Tay, which is a fairly big river, many years ago now, Throwing big flies and heavy Shooting head lines, i used an 18ft Hardy favourite, beast of a rod, could handle any line no problem. Was an awesome rod. Still have one in the loft. Not Salmon fished for a long while now. Thats a beast of a river you are fishing in this vid.

Yes it does cinch nicely. At least that is my experience. 😎

@@mariaandwolfi I’ve just got one and I’m over the moon it with it. Thanks for your review as it helped made my decision

So wonderful to hear. Thanx a lot.😀

Thanx for your feedback, highly appreciated. 🙋🏻‍♂️👌🏻👍🏻

Tackar 😊

Grazie mille, Gianluca.😀

Hi Reto!🙋🏻‍♂️To be honest, the hip belt pocket zipper is a bit sluggish. So one handed opening might be a bit tough. Yes I went for the bulletnet and it holds up really well. No wear and tare so far. It expands a lot and I really like that. The side pockets are absolutely deep enough and I would not want dem any deeper.😀 I hope this was helpful, and thanks for reaching out to me.👌🏻👍🏻 Have a great day.😀

Thank you 😊. I sea that you like drones. 😀 I am waiting for my thirst drone, the DJI mini 3 pro. And I am so excited.😎

Never, it is very spacious and strong.😀

Hi, the mo is my first one! So I can’t say anything about the other brands. But for me the comfort of the mo is more than enough. 😀

Thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you. 🤗 If you want to life in Finland 🇫🇮 you better like snow because we have a lot.☃️

Tusen tack 😀

I really enjoy my Mo. 👍🏻 Its a great backpack 🎒 and super comfy. It has everything I will ever need. And congratulations 🎈 to a great backpack.👍🏻😀

@@mariaandwolfi I am also considering buying EP60. Could you tell that are the measurements of the pack: width, depth and height when fully loaded and height to shoulder belts where they touch the pack body? There is no such data on Atom web site :-/. Waiting for your review of the pack!

@@tomkulesza Hi 🙋🏻‍♂️ I will do my best and hope to have the review ready within two weeks. Including the measurements.😀

Tomasz here is the link to measure the right size according the length of your back. ruclips.net/video/LRYzLa8EiU0/видео.html my pack is 25,6in or 65cm to shoulder belts when fully loaded. 😎