Filmanmeldelse: Sjøørretlandet

"Sjøørretlandet" er en norsk film fra Sherpa Film, ved Lars Lenth og Lars Nilssen. (Sistnevnte bak kamera). Lars Lenth kjenner de fleste fra "Bård og Lars på fisketur", som gikk sin seiersgang på NRK for noen år siden. Siden den gang har han laget flere filmer, og blitt merkbart mer kameravant. :) Se Sherpa sine nettsider for mer informasjon.

(Foto: Sherpadistribusjon)

Filmen er ca 60 minutter lang, med ca 20 minutters tilleggsmateriale. I hovedfilmen følger vi Lars på jakt etter sjøørret på diverse steder i Norge, både i elv og fjord. Underveis treffer han på flere andre, blant andre min barndoms helt Pål Krogvold. Hovedvekten ligger på Sognefjorden, Oslofjorden og en "hemmelig" elv nord i landet.

Tilleggsmaterialet består av tre deler. De to første handler om gytebekker og hvordan man kan bidra til å ta vare på disse. Den siste er et privat opptak av en kar som får en stor laks. Sistnevnte er et uklippet bevis på ren fiskeglede, mens de to første er en fin gjennomgang av viktigheten av gytebekker og bevaring/ kultivering av disse.

Filmen er både informativ, morsom og motiverende. Dette er ingen ren "faktafilm", men går faktisk ann å se sammen med fruen også. :) Det er mye flott natur, god bildekvalitet og selvfølgelig mye pen fisk.... Alt i alt har Lenth og Nilssen klart å få med seg "sjelen" i sjøørretfiske, og formidler det hele på en flott måte.

Pris: ca 190,-

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