Atlantic Salmon – In the Loop Magazine

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News29. april 202521Views 0Likes 0Comments

The 2025 Online Wild Salmon Auction is now underway and will run until May 8th. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all donors and contributors for the fantastic items—truly worth bidding on! Your support is crucial for our work to protect wild populations of salmon and other anadromous fish. All fishing opportunities in this online…

Hunting Sea Monsters: The Fight to Banish Open-Net Pen Salmon Farms in Iceland

Article11. april 202528Views 0Likes 0Comments

On a remote finger of Iceland’s green and rocky Westfjords sits the fishing village of Bíldudalur, home to The Icelandic Sea Monster Museum. Arnarfjörður, the inlet cradling this community of 243, is Iceland’s heartland for sea monster sightings. The museum houses dioramas showcasing sea monsters in their natural habitats, atmospherically lit to evoke the…

Our spring-edition is now online

News28. marts 2025256Views 0Likes 0Comments

Welcome to another edition of In the Loop Magazine. Take your time and enjoy all the wonderful articles from near and far. We hope it will provide you with inspiration for upcoming fly fishing trips. Read the magazine in its entirety here:

Understanding the Contradictions of Atlantic Salmon Conservation

Article4. november 2024221Views 0Likes 0Comments

I have five years’ experience fishing for Atlantic salmon. Back in 2018, I admit, I ate farmed salmon and had to be educated and persuaded as to why I should stop. I have been very lucky; I have picked up the odd bit of fishing here and there while looking after clients in Iceland for…

Ann Britt Bogen: Gaula and the Decline of the Atlantic Salmon

Article16. september 2024244Views 0Likes 0Comments

We are all well aware of the challenges facing our precious Atlantic wild salmon these days. For those of us who are passionately engaged in salmon fishing and concerned about the well-being of wild salmon, and who have witnessed the negative trend for many years, it came as no surprise that salmon ended up on…

The Threat to Wild Atlantic Salmon

Article23. august 2024191Views 0Likes 0Comments

Norwegian farmed salmon threatens the small wild population of salmon left in the country's rivers. Instead of buying salmon farmed along the Norwegian coastline, consider choosing salmon farmed on land, writes Tobias Lindroth. BY TOBIAS LINDROTH The situation is critical for wild salmon in Norway due to several factors: obstacles to their migration, increased consumption,…

Animal Welfare’s Forgotten Chapter

Article20. december 2023325Views 0Likes 0Comments

There has never been a higher mortality rate in Norwegian fish farming, and the challenges for fish health and animal welfare are piling up. Veterinarians are calling for stricter regulations that can ensure compliance with the Animal Welfare Act also for farmed fish. At the same time, closed net pens at sea are designated as…

A Conversation With One of the Leading Fly-fishing Writers of Our Time

Article15. december 2023369Views 0Likes 0Comments

Trey Combs’ latest book, Flies For Atlantic Salmon & Steelhead, is vintage Combs: it’s a must read. At first glance, the book is an instant eye-catcher. The design, imagery and presentation are stunning. In this case, it falls in line with books that are published by Wild River Press. It’s classic Tom Pero. So, there’s…

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Want to fish Alta, Orkla, or Gaula?

Hunting Sea Monsters: The Fight to Banish Open-Net Pen Salmon Farms in Iceland

Our spring-edition is now online

Understanding the Contradictions of Atlantic Salmon Conservation

Ann Britt Bogen: Gaula and the Decline of the Atlantic Salmon

The Threat to Wild Atlantic Salmon

Animal Welfare’s Forgotten Chapter

A Conversation With One of the Leading Fly-fishing Writers of Our Time

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