Catching large grayling by sight. Parasites in grayling.
Second trip with a fly rod, to the north of the region. The first day was good, with lots of grayling weighing 100-200 grams, and the occasional 500-800-gram piglet. The second day was spent on a new river. At first, the tributary was empty. We crossed to the river itself, fished a bit, then it started raining. We spent about three hours there—like a bath—and then gave up. Today we explored two more rivers, one with even more water, the other with the same, but Seryoga still found one at 300.
Result: Too early, lots of water, swamps above the roads.