Fisherwoman Olya

*Hello, All!* I had a love, her name was Olya... :) It is rare to find among the fair sex you who is actively enjoys fishing. Usually girls go fishing (and even then only in that special case, if they are taken there) they sunbathe, read books, etc. d. But when it comes to putting a worm on a hook, here the problems begin... :) Here we have a complete lack of disgust towards worms. Well this is among girls happen more often than the zeal for fishing. This Olya lived in Kamchatka for 13 whole years. Not far from the ocean coast. And during romantic walks she told me such stories about the local fishing that not only made my mouth water... ;))) According to her, she caught different fish: grayling, char, smelt, flounder, and all sorts of humpback salmon, chinook salmon, sockeye salmon, coho salmon, etc. Naturally, in addition to fish, Kamchatka is rich in berries, mushrooms, crabs, shells and other delicacies. Including bears. There is a river there called Rainbow. It is good for catching graylings and char. The tackle is used like our bulldozer - a float, a sinker and a fly. Hy this summer fishing, but in winter on one lake that connects to the ocean, They catch smelt and flounder. The fish bites on an almost bare hook. As Olya says, dried smelt is a delicacy, and flounder (this is the same star-shaped flounder withcycloid spiky scales, which you can tear off horseradish) are almost thrown out. When schools of salmon go to spawn, the caviar feast begins. Caviar usually They make “five-minute”, it’s the most delicious. As for salmon meat, pink salmon Completely outside, the local people prefer sockeye salmon and coho salmon. That's probably why There are so many pink salmon in our stores. :) Olya looks at our fishing as pampering. Although, I will allow myself to object - our fishing is to some extent even more interesting than Kamchatka's. If there the fish itself runs from any stream on its tail to your bucket, it’s a long way to go from there is no need for a village, but we have to wander somewhere a hundred miles away, make your way off-road to remote places, look for fish sites there... Our fishing is more difficult, more extreme and much more romantic, that’s the whole point of it. But on the other hand... Kamchatka tastes better... %9~ ~ ~ ~ ~ /That’s all, All, you can scroll further.../