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Find out all the ins and outs of coarse fishing with a running feeder
rig with Aleksey Yakubovich, the participant of many Feeder Fishing
World Championships. He gives a detailed analysis of all the aspects
of the feeder fishing, from making the ground-bait to choosing the
optimal gears.
The series is presented in Russian language with English subtitles.
Igor Chernyshev sets off for a fishing journey to the Far East of
Russia, namely the Kolyma region. This place turns out to be a fantastic fishing El Dorado! Every other cast brings Igor a huge Coho
salmon, an Arctic grayling or a brown trout.
The series is presented in Russian language with English subtitles.
The Volga Delta is the largest river delta in Europe, while the city
of Astrakhan is the ‘fishing capital’ of the Russian South. Oleg
Sarana, a local fishing expert and a guide, makes sure that no one
leaves without a catch! The Volga Delta is full of zanders, pikes, the
Volga pikeperches, chubs and the European perches.
The series is presented in Russian language with English subtitles.
The mighty Volga is Europe's longest river. Starting as a small stream, it runs through central Russia and into the Caspian Sea, making its way through 11 of the 20 largest Russian cities. It is considered to be Russia's national river and is often referred to as Mother Volga. This is the story of the river, its ecology, economy and hydrology as well as of the people who live on its banks.
Find out all the ins and outs of coarse fishing with a running feeder rig with Aleksey Yakubovich, the participant of many Feeder Fishing World Championships. He gives a detailed analysis of all the aspects of the feeder fishing, from making the ground-bait to choosing the optimal gears.
The Volga Delta is the largest river delta in Europe, while the city of Astrakhan is the ‘fishing capital’ of the Russian South. Oleg Sarana, a local fishing expert and a guide, makes sure that no one leaves without a catch! The Volga Delta is full of zanders, pikes, the Volga pikeperches, chubs and the European perches.
Two passionate fishermen and friends Kimmo and Lasse argue which one of them is more badass. They decide to find that out in a fishing duel where they can only use self-made wobblers and practice fishing methods suitable for different locations. The duel takes place on Finnish rivers all the way from Kokemäenjoki river to Tornionjoki river, as well as in Lapland.
Everyone knows how to catch a fish but it takes true talent and passion to make a delicious meal out of it. Mika Lahikainen knows not only many ways to catch a fish, but also an infinite number of ways to cook it, anytime and anyplace. And always with great pleasure!
Five passionate Finnish fishermen go to Norwegian fiords looking for adventures and a great catch. Ville Toivonen, a professional fishing guide and a fishing expert, is one of them. Ville is experienced enough to catch any fish in Finland, but will his skills be of help in the unknown waters of Norway? Vast Norwegian Sea is full of amazing fishing trophies.
When a foreign woman shows up in Tankavaara Gold Village in Lapland, dressed in a feminine frock, her intentions to wash, shovel and dig for gold are taken with ironic smirks and shaking heads by local prospectors. Will the slender lady survive in the gold diggers land? Tune in and find out about the true story of a girl digging for happiness.
The great adventurer Ville Haapasalo travels to explore the fascinating and unknown Republic of Tatarstan in Russia. He wants to learn more about the local people, their culture and customs, food and fishing, and everything else! Ville visits not only Kazan, the capital city of Tatarstan, and UNESCO World Heritage sites of Bolghar and Sviyazhsk island, but also some lesser-known places like Naberezhnye Chelny, Laishevo, Yelabuga and Chistopol.
She is a journalist. He is a paramedic and a self-taught sushi chef. They have never met until the two of them took off on the survival adventure of a lifetime. In 10 days Irina Green and Mika Laakio will have to cover 150 kilometers in Europe's last wilderness - the Finnish Lapland. They have no tents, no sleeping bags, and most importantly - no food. How will they deal with the cold and the hunger? Will they resist the mosquitos, the weather, and the harsh terrain?