Hello fellow readers,
It has been a long time since we last posted something in the blog, due to the camp being closed wintertime. Gladly, we are getting closer to season opening but for me, time is not going fast enough! Ice is still thick in many bays close to Dragsö, and last few weeks we've had plenty of people ice skating in the bay of Dragsö. As you can see on the picture, we have made up an ice skating area just outside the beach and restaurant.
Personally, I shouldn't complain about cold and ice though. I've been out on a 3-month long vacation in much warmer areas, and just came back last week to our beloved, but cold, country. I've been out for some fishing while travelling including GT-popping, catfish and carp fishing. But honestly, you have a passion for fishing, but also for some specific species. GT was amazing, but in the long run, I wouldn't hesitate to pick pike fishing as my number 1, if the selection was down to one choice. Pikes really is something else...
From now we have about 6 weeks left to easter, and lots of guests coming to Dragsö. Bookings for spring fishing are continously dropping in and it's about time to make reservations to avoid disappointment, since popular weeks are filling up.
I'm really looking forward to the season and to meet you all at Camp Dragsö Sportfishing!
Until then, stay well and prepare your gear for nice runs with the pikes of Karlskrona archipelago.
Yours sincerely,
Daniel Wickman
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| Thick ice in the bay of Dragsö |
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| Barracuda - A similar, but more brutal species close to pike |
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| Giant Trevally, one of the worlds strongest fish |
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| Giant Mekong Catfish - Extremely strong fish! |
