Värmland is located in the western parts of Svealand and borders in the south to Västergötland / Dalsland, in the west to Eastern Norway (Norway) and in the east to Dalarna, Västmanland and Närke.
Värmland is a very beautiful landscape that offers a very varied biotope. There are many deep forests, lakes and rivers, but first and foremost, nature is very varied. Here you can find everything from archipelagos, extensive forests, infinite lakes, mountain peaks, marshes and meadows. The large variation is due to changes in bedrock and soil, climate, humidity and lighting conditions prepared with human activity. Nature also offers a great variety of art.
Värmland is usually called the land of the Elk and the Wolfs. The most famous waters are Vänern and Klarälven, while other popular fishing waters include Fryken and Visten. In the giant Klarälvs system there is one of Sweden's most large and unique salmon stirring tribes.
• 2 fish(es) Rainbow trout at a total of 2.0 kg, Avg. Weight 0.99 kg. at a total of 85.0 cm, Average length 42.50 cm. "Ice-free but three dm of snow all around. Three degrees cold."
• 3 fish(es) Rainbow trout at a total of 3.2 kg, Avg. Weight 1.08 kg. at a total of 130.0 cm, Average length 43.33 cm. "Chilly fishing and ice froze in both spööglor and reel reel. A few guards were visible."
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