90 percent of fly fishing is not fishing? I kind of thought this was a fishing video, but it's really just random scenes with a little bit of fishing sprinkled in.
@DeeJamz your essence of fly fishing is not fishing. The essence of fly fishing to me is... you know... fly fishing. Perspective, maybe stop and realize people have different ideas and not everyone has to bow down to your ideals?
@@mikewhitman745 I think you misunderstand how fly fishing even came about and under what conditions. This is not bass or trout thumping in an over stocked dam. This is the journey of the pursuit of trout in their natural habitat, generally off the beaten path a bit without speedboats and jet skis cruising by. It's not a competition. FYI no bowing down necessary.
Omg the mix of shock and joy on your son's face when he caught one. Brought back memories of my mom and grandma teaching me to fish. That's what it's all about 🎣❤
Inetresting video. Where I live in Canada Brook Trout are the native fish and coveted. They are the first to be overrun by rainbows, browns, bass and pike. They also need clean cold water so they are they fall victim to the effects of unbanization, farming, climate change and invasive species. Northern Ontario is still very wild and vast - one of the last places you can catch your arm off for these fish in their native environment - Northern Quebec and Labrador also have lots of Brookies left. Starting to share fly fishing with my 3 year old daughter - my dad passed it along to me and I hope she gets to share in the joy it has brought my dad and I.
i love how these videos are so quiet with heavy focus on the videography with the quiet ambient music layered in. theres a ton of fishing content out there and not many of them go for this angle that puts all the focus on the environment and the fish.
Hej Rolf, Greetings from Germany. I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your videos, truly every single one is a masterpiece and always very pleasant to watch. Please keep on doing what you are doing and never change! 🍀
I follow you and your crew "JazzAndFlyFishing" for at least 10y now.. Feels like almost 15y. Your videos are such beautiful pieces of art. Please never stop.
I am so glad that you just decided to make videos - your old stories content is amazing- but this series has been really special. As you might say yourself’ I don’t know why but that’s what I think’ Thanks Rolf.
While I am a catch and release angler, brook char are excellent eating if they are invasive and need to be culled. Well shot and produced video! BEAUTIFUL country you have. Would love to visit and fish there one day. Cheers from the U.S.,
Thank you Rolf. Again, that made my day.......................Reminds me of when my Mum taught me to fish, 54 years ago. I was like your son, a moment never forgotten. It was a perch 10cm.
Swedish culture is amazing. I traveled to Sweden at a young age, and I've always been envious of the trout fishery the country holds. Where I'm from, trout are less common. but they're my favorite to target.
Seeing the joy and wonder in your son’s face brought back so many great memories of early fishing trips with my own children. This is what it’s all about! What a gift! Thanks so much for sharing your joy of fishing with others!
Knowing when words aren't necessary - that's part of what makes your videos so relatable and so meaningful Rolf. Thanks for sharing your son's first fish with all of us.
I cannot sufficiently express how much I've enjoyed and looked forward to each and every kokkaffe video. They are beautiful, funny, endearing, thoughtful and on top of that they make me want to go out and explore with a rod more than I already do.
I love to see your family getting involved🤍 my son is turning 8 he’s been feeling more fishy this year it’s awesome to see them get excited. Thank you.
Great video, Rolf! See we are not all ugly Americans! Hillbilly is right, the brookie is the most beautiful trout. We took your brown trout, I had no idea you have our brook trout. They are our most cherished and only native trout in WI. I taught my son and daughter to fly fish on brook trout - I recognized the look on your son's face - priceless! Now in their 20s, my daughter has almost become a brook trout snob, she will fish for no other trout (almost) and only with a caddis imitation. There are some brook trout ponds near our cabin and there has been many a time, after I have gotten my ass kicked all day steelhead fishing on Lake Superior tribs that I have hiked in, during the fading autumn sunlight, and caught a few brookies and marveling at their multicolored spots and flaming orange bellies. They calm my jangled nerves, repair my bruised ego, and are good for my soul. There is no trout more generous than the brook trout!
Rolf, just stumbled upon your channel and am simply amazed. My ancestors are from Sweden so I’ve wanted to visit for quite sometime, seeing the fly fishing possibilities on your channel has made it official. I will be going! Sorry about our beautiful invasive brook trout! Cheers and tight lines from Pennsylvania, USA
Caught my first trout when i was younger than your son on wooden stick with meter of nylon, single hook and worm. This video reminded me of this beautifull memory. Thanks. Ur living the life man :).
Hi from Northwestern Ontario, Canada. We can agree that they are beautiful fish, found in the cleanest and coldest waters of our rivers, streams, beaver ponds and, as "coasters", in Lake Superior. Perhaps they are eager to bite but they are a delight to catch.
I’m very glad I found your channel. I have ADHD as well and one of my first thoughts before you even mentioned it was that you do too. I can see you disassociating from time to time.
I haven't been as excited in a long time as I was last night when I got a notification that Rolf Nylinder has posted a new video. 🎉 It's amazing how you just made 10 minutes feel like half an hour. I wish it was a whole hour though. I'm find myself constantly looking at houses in Lapland again. I need to move back. Just the calmness and serenity of your videos makes me want to get out of the rat race, out of the busy southern city and get back out there where you can walk out to fish in peace. Near my last home, I fished a nice little river, maybe 20m wide, for trout and grayling. I saw 2 other people in 3 years. 😅 Thank you for these videos, they're good for mind and soul. Hälsningar från Finland 👋🎣
as a father, seeing your son catching his first fish on a flyrod was truly touching... brought me right back to my childhood with a flyfishing dad, and catching my first rainbow in a put'n'take :) -unfortunately, we dont have the same possibilities for fishing here in copenhagen...
I grew up fishing for Brook trout, in Colorado. They do tend to out compete native trout, but they are very willing and a great way to get youngsters into fishing. If they aren't catching, they lose interest rather quickly. Your son's reaction was terrific. Looks like the whole family had a good day.
Rolf, the sound and look on face of your son was priceless. Its the look we all share. Priceless. Thank you for all your vids but this may be the best.
Du är väldigt speciell Rolf! På ett bra sätt, Jackson med, alla behöver en vän som dig och Jackson :) Ni och den här videon är ett stort skäl varför jag köpte ett flugfiske spö och lärde/lär mig att fiska med det! Stort tack för dessa filmer!!! Väldigt inspirerande! Älskar Bäckröding (Brookies!)
"Clean coffee pot lacks soul". Me at the gym pick up the most beat up rusty barbell because that old boy has seen a lot and is still around-I call it character.
Soulful indeed ... beautiful. You are rather late in life for the ADHD diagnosis! We have a daughter with autism and she is a sly one to watch - a lot of brain work going on that pops out in little sentences here and there that shows she is watching and listening all the time.
where i’m from in north Georgia brookies are native and extremely hard to find. you only find them in certain small streams high in the mountains above waterfalls that make it impossible for the invasive rainbows and browns to get up. beautiful video Rolf that ending was touching!
Greetings from Tasmania. You've got some lovely settings there with nice water edges and great to have the family having a go (and doing pretty well too!). Thanks!
Unas imágenes preciosas, llenas de sentido y amor. El gesto de tu hijo cuando pesca la trucha es tan bonito. Tus videos muestran como la pesca con mosca es una manera de entender el mundo, de relacionarse con la naturaleza y con las personas. Gracias, Rolf. 🙏
Greetings from Australia. We also swing our tea pots to make " Billy tea" as the pot is called a Billie Can. Boil water on an out side fire, add the tea and swing it a couple of 380 degrees and let it sit for a couple of minutes.
Hi Ralf... I came across this video you made on the internet... you have a lot of talent as a filmmaker... don't stop... I subscribed to your channel... wonderful film...
I have been watching Rolfs videos for years now. They are so great, if i could meet one celebraty in the world, it would definitely be him. I could even bring my kids, they are the same age 😂
Men i tusenbröderbestånd brukar det nästan alltid vara någon/några individer som växer sig lite större och börjar äta sina mindre ”bröder”. Har varit med om det bland öring i bäckar och Abborre i stenbrott här nere i Skåne. 😊
Fantastic content Rolf! Keep these videos coming! And if you ever cross to Canada, I'll show you places :) Cheers! From Quebec aka Brook Trout's Ground Zero
Hey Rolf, this is so very impressive and I appreciate how you share this intimate moment of your son catchin his first fish on the fly rod. Great material and an even greater story that you share on here thank you! Do you have any tips on how to get started for me as a German who would like to enjoy the wilderness of Sweden in a tent with fishing and foraging? Thanks in advance friend.
Does Hillbilly know you went back the next day and fished out his secret lake? Watching from Ontario, Canada. Brookies or speckle trout are my favorite fish to catch. We have a sub-species Aurora trout just north of me. I was in Finland in the early 80's and bought an ice cream cone with cloudberry jam on top. It was the tastiest dessert ever!
Very enjoyable. I live in Montana, where the brook trout is also not native, but I love fishing for them. One difference though - most of the areas I fish do not have cell phone reception, which I regard as a benefit. The native trout here are cutthroat trout, which if anything are easier to catch than Brookies. But no trout is prettier than a Brookie. Last week I fished a local stream and in succession got a cutthroat, a brook trout, and a brown trout, then somewhat later caught some rainbows. That’s known as a grand slam out here.
Brilliant really enjoyed it. Was great watching your family catch some at the end. Have taken my oldest a few times and it is great to see them catch fish and enjoy the outdoors. Tight lines from New Zealand.
Your boy looks like about the size I was when I first picked up a fly rod... it's been almost 50 years for me since then and i'm looking forward to the time when I am retired and can spend a lot more time flyfishing. I grew up in the region with the native brook trout as well, and we only would catch them in the clear mountain streams where the water quality is very good. They are considered a "canary" species for water quality by many people. I now live in the west where they are also non-native and again, we only catch them in high, clear mountain water. rainbows and browns (another non-native) out-compete them in most lower water.
This is truly the essence of fly fishing, and Rolf captures it like no other.
90 percent of fly fishing is not fishing?
I kind of thought this was a fishing video, but it's really just random scenes with a little bit of fishing sprinkled in.
@@mikewhitman745 Essence, not sport. Stop and smell the roses a bit.
@DeeJamz your essence of fly fishing is not fishing. The essence of fly fishing to me is... you know... fly fishing.
Perspective, maybe stop and realize people have different ideas and not everyone has to bow down to your ideals?
@@mikewhitman745 I think you misunderstand how fly fishing even came about and under what conditions. This is not bass or trout thumping in an over stocked dam. This is the journey of the pursuit of trout in their natural habitat, generally off the beaten path a bit without speedboats and jet skis cruising by. It's not a competition.
FYI no bowing down necessary.
@@mikewhitman745 ironic you speak of different ideals yet critisize someone else's initially.
Omg the mix of shock and joy on your son's face when he caught one. Brought back memories of my mom and grandma teaching me to fish. That's what it's all about 🎣❤
Inetresting video. Where I live in Canada Brook Trout are the native fish and coveted. They are the first to be overrun by rainbows, browns, bass and pike. They also need clean cold water so they are they fall victim to the effects of unbanization, farming, climate change and invasive species. Northern Ontario is still very wild and vast - one of the last places you can catch your arm off for these fish in their native environment - Northern Quebec and Labrador also have lots of Brookies left. Starting to share fly fishing with my 3 year old daughter - my dad passed it along to me and I hope she gets to share in the joy it has brought my dad and I.
i love how these videos are so quiet with heavy focus on the videography with the quiet ambient music layered in. theres a ton of fishing content out there and not many of them go for this angle that puts all the focus on the environment and the fish.
Hej Rolf,
Greetings from Germany. I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your videos, truly every single one is a masterpiece and always very pleasant to watch. Please keep on doing what you are doing and never change!
🍀
great looking family. your hillbilly bud is straight outta appalachia. get him a banjo
Check out the band
Steve-n-Seagulls 😂
There is some depth in this one Rolf. Thanks for the moment, yet again!
I follow you and your crew "JazzAndFlyFishing" for at least 10y now.. Feels like almost 15y.
Your videos are such beautiful pieces of art. Please never stop.
I am so glad that you just decided to make videos - your old stories content is amazing- but this series has been really special. As you might say yourself’ I don’t know why but that’s what I think’ Thanks Rolf.
While I am a catch and release angler, brook char are excellent eating if they are invasive and need to be culled. Well shot and produced video! BEAUTIFUL country you have. Would love to visit and fish there one day. Cheers from the U.S.,
Love this. This is how I taught my daughter to fly fish. Skating caddis on a brook trout lake with the family. Beautiful.
Thank you Rolf. Again, that made my day.......................Reminds me of when my Mum taught me to fish, 54 years ago. I was like your son, a moment never forgotten. It was a perch 10cm.
Swedish culture is amazing. I traveled to Sweden at a young age, and I've always been envious of the trout fishery the country holds. Where I'm from, trout are less common. but they're my favorite to target.
Seeing the joy and wonder in your son’s face brought back so many great memories of early fishing trips with my own children. This is what it’s all about! What a gift! Thanks so much for sharing your joy of fishing with others!
always bringing a warm feeling inside, and a big lasting smile.🤗
The ambiance that you capture, it truly is what fly fishing is to me. Simply beautiful.
Knowing when words aren't necessary - that's part of what makes your videos so relatable and so meaningful Rolf. Thanks for sharing your son's first fish with all of us.
I cannot sufficiently express how much I've enjoyed and looked forward to each and every kokkaffe video. They are beautiful, funny, endearing, thoughtful and on top of that they make me want to go out and explore with a rod more than I already do.
I love to see your family getting involved🤍 my son is turning 8 he’s been feeling more fishy this year it’s awesome to see them get excited. Thank you.
Greetings from Oregon. Beautiful little video. Brookies are tasty treats.
Thanks Rolf for bringing me along with others to your fishing ...
Most hillbillies I know can’t speak two languages! Loved the video!
Such a beautiful move! Its heartwarming to see your son so happy and fascinated ❤
You're really trying to bring nature and the fish closer, it's just beautiful
Great video, Rolf! See we are not all ugly Americans! Hillbilly is right, the brookie is the most beautiful trout. We took your brown trout, I had no idea you have our brook trout. They are our most cherished and only native trout in WI. I taught my son and daughter to fly fish on brook trout - I recognized the look on your son's face - priceless! Now in their 20s, my daughter has almost become a brook trout snob, she will fish for no other trout (almost) and only with a caddis imitation. There are some brook trout ponds near our cabin and there has been many a time, after I have gotten my ass kicked all day steelhead fishing on Lake Superior tribs that I have hiked in, during the fading autumn sunlight, and caught a few brookies and marveling at their multicolored spots and flaming orange bellies. They calm my jangled nerves, repair my bruised ego, and are good for my soul. There is no trout more generous than the brook trout!
Rolf, just stumbled upon your channel and am simply amazed. My ancestors are from Sweden so I’ve wanted to visit for quite sometime, seeing the fly fishing possibilities on your channel has made it official. I will be going! Sorry about our beautiful invasive brook trout! Cheers and tight lines from Pennsylvania, USA
Your videography is fantastic! Great fishing and beautiful Swedish scenery…….
omg the family fishing clip is just too pure, what great memories you captured
Your son is now hooked. What a wonderful moment to spend together and film, beautiful as always Rolf. Thanks
Caught my first trout when i was younger than your son on wooden stick with meter of nylon, single hook and worm. This video reminded me of this beautifull memory. Thanks. Ur living the life man :).
Where I live in Wisconsin, I have to work twice as hard for brook trout that are half as nice.
Sweden is a special place!
Hi from Northwestern Ontario, Canada. We can agree that they are beautiful fish, found in the cleanest and coldest waters of our rivers, streams, beaver ponds and, as "coasters", in Lake Superior. Perhaps they are eager to bite but they are a delight to catch.
Pure class, beautifully filmed and captures the reason we love to fish.
Your films are absolutely amazing I could watch them forever.
Simply wonderful! I love the Brook Trout. I fish for them in spring ponds in Wisconsin, this had that same vibe. I love your films, keep them coming!
I’m very glad I found your channel. I have ADHD as well and one of my first thoughts before you even mentioned it was that you do too. I can see you disassociating from time to time.
I haven't been as excited in a long time as I was last night when I got a notification that Rolf Nylinder has posted a new video. 🎉
It's amazing how you just made 10 minutes feel like half an hour. I wish it was a whole hour though.
I'm find myself constantly looking at houses in Lapland again. I need to move back. Just the calmness and serenity of your videos makes me want to get out of the rat race, out of the busy southern city and get back out there where you can walk out to fish in peace. Near my last home, I fished a nice little river, maybe 20m wide, for trout and grayling. I saw 2 other people in 3 years. 😅
Thank you for these videos, they're good for mind and soul.
Hälsningar från Finland 👋🎣
There's something magical about your videos, they have a super calming effect. Love from the east side of Torneälven
Tack Rolf för alla dessa fina filmer, de förgyller verkligen 🙏🙏
as a father, seeing your son catching his first fish on a flyrod was truly touching... brought me right back to my childhood with a flyfishing dad, and catching my first rainbow in a put'n'take :) -unfortunately, we dont have the same possibilities for fishing here in copenhagen...
this is simply the most beautiful content you can find on youtube, thank you rolf!
Loved the overwhelming happiness in your kids eyes when he cought one, beautifull video! Love from Norway
Very likeable, authentic and exceptionally beautifully shot videos. It's great fun to watch these videos.
I grew up fishing for Brook trout, in Colorado. They do tend to out compete native trout, but they are very willing and a great way to get youngsters into fishing. If they aren't catching, they lose interest rather quickly. Your son's reaction was terrific. Looks like the whole family had a good day.
Thanks, it was a perfect day!
Rolf, the sound and look on face of your son was priceless. Its the look we all share. Priceless. Thank you for all your vids but this may be the best.
Loved seeing you with your family at the lake and the excitement in your son’s face! Your new diary format is great!
I just found your channel and I am hooked. Love the feel and authenticity of your videos. This is what fly fishing is all about for me. Cheers.
Thank you!
making memories my friend
Brook trout and invasive are a combo I would never think to put together haha. Great vid!
Du är väldigt speciell Rolf! På ett bra sätt, Jackson med, alla behöver en vän som dig och Jackson :) Ni och den här videon är ett stort skäl varför jag köpte ett flugfiske spö och lärde/lär mig att fiska med det! Stort tack för dessa filmer!!! Väldigt inspirerande! Älskar Bäckröding (Brookies!)
"Clean coffee pot lacks soul". Me at the gym pick up the most beat up rusty barbell because that old boy has seen a lot and is still around-I call it character.
Ohhhh!!!! I can't wait to get home, brew up a coffee and indulge!
Soulful indeed ... beautiful. You are rather late in life for the ADHD diagnosis! We have a daughter with autism and she is a sly one to watch - a lot of brain work going on that pops out in little sentences here and there that shows she is watching and listening all the time.
where i’m from in north Georgia brookies are native and extremely hard to find. you only find them in certain small streams high in the mountains above waterfalls that make it impossible for the invasive rainbows and browns to get up. beautiful video Rolf that ending was touching!
Greetings from Tasmania. You've got some lovely settings there with nice water edges and great to have the family having a go (and doing pretty well too!). Thanks!
Huge FlyFisherman brought me here and im glad he did. Great stuff Rolf!
Thanks for coming!
When your boy caught a brookie it brought a smile to me grizzled stressed face.. thank you!
Unas imágenes preciosas, llenas de sentido y amor. El gesto de tu hijo cuando pesca la trucha es tan bonito. Tus videos muestran como la pesca con mosca es una manera de entender el mundo, de relacionarse con la naturaleza y con las personas. Gracias, Rolf. 🙏
Gracias🙏
@@RolfNylinder Gracias. 🙏
This memory of the catch will be live in his soul.
Tack för dessa. Något helt annat inom fisket. ❤
Beautiful film, thank you Rolf. Great family memories too!
Hell of a filmmaker.
Beautiful film, but the outstanding part begins at 09:15, no words needed ❤
They taste pretty good, brother!
Great video! Your friend would fit right in here in Maine, both in the looks department and knowledge of brookies. 😂 Congrats to your son!
Greetings from Australia. We also swing our tea pots to make " Billy tea" as the pot is called a Billie Can. Boil water on an out side fire, add the tea and swing it a couple of 380 degrees and let it sit for a couple of minutes.
Haha, love to hear that!
I would totally fish for them anytime, they are so pretty. Lovely video. Big fan of the series.
Hi Ralf... I came across this video you made on the internet... you have a lot of talent as a filmmaker... don't stop... I subscribed to your channel... wonderful film...
Love this. Cool to see your kids out there - I have a boy and girl 2.5 and 10months. Can’t wait to get them out fly fishing
Your videos always make me smile. Thank you. We used to do the same thing with billy tea when we went camping.
Positive comment because I think it helps. Love your material.
Wow thank you for sharing such a beautiful and intimate moment Rolf!
Best series of fly fishing .....Thanks for your time and effort
I have been watching Rolfs videos for years now.
They are so great, if i could meet one celebraty in the world, it would definitely be him.
I could even bring my kids, they are the same age 😂
And the Swedish culture is strong in the woods of northern America.
Haha!
The best, so glad that you are back making videos, more so, the only videos worth watching 👍
Your videos just keep getting better and better! It looks like you have some really quality people there to fish with! Thanks again!
New viewer here, I’m blown away by the quality of your video. You sir gained a new subscriber
Wow, Rolf. Excellent work here.
beautiful video!!! I love Sweden!!! greets from Germany
Men i tusenbröderbestånd brukar det nästan alltid vara någon/några individer som växer sig lite större och börjar äta sina mindre ”bröder”. Har varit med om det bland öring i bäckar och Abborre i stenbrott här nere i Skåne. 😊
6:54 …best line of the whole video!!! Now I want to go, ASAP!
This was a truly beautiful & immersive fishing video. So glad to have found your channel!
Fantastic content Rolf! Keep these videos coming! And if you ever cross to Canada, I'll show you places :) Cheers! From Quebec aka Brook Trout's Ground Zero
Hey Rolf,
this is so very impressive and I appreciate how you share this intimate moment of your son catchin his first fish on the fly rod. Great material and an even greater story that you share on here thank you! Do you have any tips on how to get started for me as a German who would like to enjoy the wilderness of Sweden in a tent with fishing and foraging? Thanks in advance friend.
I don’t know really. Just hanging out in a tent in the forest is possible almost everywhere. This is in Västerbotten.
Does Hillbilly know you went back the next day and fished out his secret lake?
Watching from Ontario, Canada. Brookies or speckle trout are my favorite fish to catch. We have a sub-species Aurora trout just north of me.
I was in Finland in the early 80's and bought an ice cream cone with cloudberry jam on top. It was the tastiest dessert ever!
Maybe the greatest flyfishing video I have ever watched.
🙏
Very enjoyable. I live in Montana, where the brook trout is also not native, but I love fishing for them. One difference though - most of the areas I fish do not have cell phone reception, which I regard as a benefit. The native trout here are cutthroat trout, which if anything are easier to catch than Brookies. But no trout is prettier than a Brookie. Last week I fished a local stream and in succession got a cutthroat, a brook trout, and a brown trout, then somewhat later caught some rainbows. That’s known as a grand slam out here.
Brilliant really enjoyed it. Was great watching your family catch some at the end. Have taken my oldest a few times and it is great to see them catch fish and enjoy the outdoors. Tight lines from New Zealand.
Again, a wonderful masterpiece ❤
Brilliant Cam work my man. Like your editing and the narration stuff in between is as good as the Fly Fishing.
Alltid lika avkopplande, grymt Rolf.
These ten minute episodes are perfect
Sooo relaxing & fulfilling. Great people in a great country.
Such a beautiful film. Thank you 🙏
Looks like a great spot! Loved this one
Fishing, kids and brook trout. ❤THANKS
lol your voice is so nice to listen to its like relaxing just hearing you narrate your videos always enjoy your content keep it up!
Your boy looks like about the size I was when I first picked up a fly rod... it's been almost 50 years for me since then and i'm looking forward to the time when I am retired and can spend a lot more time flyfishing.
I grew up in the region with the native brook trout as well, and we only would catch them in the clear mountain streams where the water quality is very good. They are considered a "canary" species for water quality by many people. I now live in the west where they are also non-native and again, we only catch them in high, clear mountain water. rainbows and browns (another non-native) out-compete them in most lower water.
Holy shit the last 20 seconds of this. BIG moment if it was the first. 🥺💕