Lars og Lars

Lars catches the first trout of the year on a fly between ice floes and snowdrifts just outside Oslo.

It's no secret that there are trout in the ponds in Frogner Park, but the fact that there are specimens of this size is sensational even for experienced fishermen.

A mysterious tip leads Lars and Lars to a pond that turns out to be full of large trout.

Nilssen travels to Stavanger and challenges the locals to a fly fishing competition. It becomes a real trout festival.

In minus four degrees and a rare morning light, Lars Nilssen and local big-game fisherman Alexander Fredagsvik catch great trout in a lake close to Haugesund city center. Dry fly fishing at its finest!

In a stream in Haugesund, escaped farmed fish often come in, destroying the natural population of salmon and sea trout. In this episode, Alexander and fishing buddy Stian catch a three-kilo rainbow trout with ugly wounds.

Urban fishing in Western Norway can offer big surprises. Even in the middle of Bergen city centre, you can find kilo trout willing to bite.

Håvard and Lars hunt large trout in the country's most calcareous lakes; crystal clear and productive waters that hardly anyone has fished and described. Will they find the trout grail?

Håvard and Lars continue their large trout hunt in the limestone waters of Troms. When the fish doesn't show up on the surface, Lars seeks it out underwater.