Lars og Lars - Season 2

Lars Nilssen has taken Håvard Stubø to Hovinbekken in Oslo to hunt for the salmon fish Bekkerøye. But is the rare species found there?

Lars Nilssen, Lars Lenth and Cato Bekkevold have traveled to Østfold to hunt monster pike.

Lars, Lars and Cato are hunting for monster pike, but the trip doesn't go according to plan.

Finally comes the reward for Lars, Lars and Cato. And what a fish!

Lars Nilssen, Lars Lenth and Håvard Stubø have traveled to Smøla in Northwest Norway to find big fish. Stubø pretends he's never been here before, but Lenth quickly suspects that something is wrong - not least when he sees the house the northerner has fixed up.

Lars Lenth hooks a cod, and it turns out there's a fish in the fish. But where does the trout end up? The Smøla trip continues - and with an imminent feeling that something isn't quite right.

Lars Lenth, Håvard Stubø and Lars Nilssen continue their hunt for trout on Smøla. While Stubø is in the thick of it, Lenth struggles with his fishing luck.

Will Lars Lenth get his fishing luck back? In this episode, he, Håvard Stubø and Lars Nilssen continue their hunt for trout on Smøla. Here, Lenth and Stubø compete to catch the biggest fish or fish at all.

All tricks are allowed! Håvard has no time to lose, and is ready to use all tricks to win the fishing competition against Lars.

Lars promises to take Håvard to his darkest and deepest secret as the guys get ready for extreme fishing with helmets under Oslo.

Lars, Lars and Håvard are looking for fish in a tunnel under Oslo. In this episode you will find out if there are actually fish there...

Hardhausen Cato Bekkevold welcomes Lars Nilssen and Lars Lenth to Andenes to start the hunt for big halibut.

Lars and Lars are on a trip with Cato Bekkevold - in search of big halibut. On the way there, they hook a monster cod.

Lars Nilssen and Lars Lenth have returned home, but Cato Bekkevold remains - fortunately with a camera. Get ready for big fish!

Lars Nilssen is optimistic when he travels to Hemsedal after the so-called "dung-weather dayfly" is said to have hatched. And when it hatches, you really have the opportunity to catch the big fish.

Lars Leneth is brought to tears when he has to kill a large trout that had the hook deep in its gills.

In a stream, under a house, in Groruddalen, Lars and Lars explore "tunnel fishing".

Lars and Håvar have taken their two new fishing buddies out into the Oslo forest in search of big carp.

Carp is such a strange big fish that the team has to bring in specialist Cato Bekkevold. Now it's time for feeding, rigging and talking. Lots of talking.

In this episode of the fishing program, the gang tries their hand at carp fishing by luring it with corn kernels.

Big fish king Cato Bekkevold will teach the young guys how to fish. That means big bait, big fish and lots of talking.

Felix and Jon Erlend have lost faith in all the talk from Cato Bekkevold after the fish he promised did not show up.

Lars Nilssen is back on tour with Lars Lenth - and they're getting a bang for their buck. But is it a record?

Lars and Lars have taken a trip to Lierne to hunt big fish. But there are also supposed to be bears in the area...

Lars Lenth gives a lecture about the sexual life of mayflies - and the guys fight a long battle to catch trout in Lierne.

Lars Nilssen has taken Cato Bekkevold to Lierne to find Norway's largest canada goose. That means A LOT of waiting.

Lars Nilssen and Cato Bekkevold are in Lierne to find Norway's largest Canadian trout. Stay tuned to see if they can set a new record!

Lars Nilssen has traveled to Hunderfossen to participate in tagging large fish.

Lars Nilssen has brought Håvard Stubø to Savalen to showcase a fantastic char phenomenon.

Lars Nilssen has taken Håvard Stubø to Savalen to hunt more char.

Lars and Lars are still at Savalen, where they are joining a researcher who is catching fish with electricity to study them. Afterwards, the fishing is resumed.

Lars Nilssen has traveled to Hunderfossen to follow large lake trout - and see if they dare to jump over Hunderfossen.

Lars Nilssen and Håvard Stubø put on their detective hats and investigate through the eerie darkness of the Oslo night to find out the Frognerparken mystery. It ends, to put it mildly, with a monster fish.

Ellevill pike and perch trip With his distinctive and sometimes rough tone, Cato takes you on a new fishing trip.