Lars og Lars - Season 17
Season 17
Fishy oppdrag
Episodes
«Terrorfisk» i Oslo-vannet
Lenth escapes the Norwegian winter to Tobago to fulfill his dream of catching the world's most difficult fish to catch on a fly. Nilssen uncovers a deeply guarded fishing secret in Oslo.
Den er så jævlig tung
Lenth is surprised by partying tourists where he hoped he could fish for a permit, but then he gets a bite. There is also a bite on Maridalsvannet, where something heavy is lurking under the ice.
Fiskedrøm og kjempefisk
At midnight, Nilssen must get to Maridalsvannet as quickly as possible. He will finally get an answer to the mystery of the terrorist fish in the drinking water. For Lenth on Tobago, it is urgent to get a permit ashore.
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