Best posts made by Peter

Haven't been here for quite a while, but I love fishing and it's always a treat to scroll through this thread. So thanks guys! I'm fishing almost daily here in Malmö, Sweden. Weather has been great and the perch season started late August. Pictures are from this weekend and basically just outside my home. Yes, I moved to be even closer to the thing I love the most.. There's even some IH featured!

Initially not on my radar, but I'm so glad I picked this up! My normal size (small) fits well after a wash. Feels a bit more tapered than my other UHFs. Might be my second favourite UHF, not dethroning the 87 just yet.

11oz slubby UHF in a "blanket lining" pattern.

11oz slubby UHF in solid light grey, dark grey and navy herringbone. Inspired by the slightly lighter weight flannels released years back.

Cheers guys! Really appreciate your answers. And even though it's always hard to help with these kind of questions, it's kinda fun to get everyones opinion Somewhat leaning to the 19L, mostly because it's gonna get cold soon. But I do love the comfort of my slubbies, and I think the 18V might be similar in terms of wearability..

I had my sights set on the navy corduroy, but I think I might actually like this one more! The UHFs are just so damn versatile in northern climates.

@Bailey I grabbed one of each to try, and they're both great. The 1610L does indeed have a slightly longer body haha. Going forward, I'll probably stick to the slightly longer one - I enjoyed the fit just a bit more.

@Boit awesome pictures! I do love me some unsanforized denim with a good leg twist. Fades are great, but it's all about that shirt haha. Can't recall what it's called, but I've got it in the OD green and it's one of my favourites. The light grey is such a killer though. That should be rerun, but also in a UHF!

Thanks

@Giles what kinda gear are you using for sea bass, and what are some of your favourite baits? Wish we had them where I live, but I'll settle for some good talk about tackle Cool fish, pretty sure it's similar to the coastal fishing for sea trout we do here in Sweden and Denmark!