Season 4 - Episode Guide

Here you can see some highlights from last year's season with Lars Nilssen and Lars Lenth on VGTV. There was fishing for hours, both at home and abroad - and in places ranging from Tjuttavika in Kristiansand Zoo to Australia.

This year Lars Lenth has done the same as last year - traveled to warmer climes to catch exotic fish. In the first episode, he tries to hook the world's strongest fish.

Lars Lenth continues his hunt for the world's strongest fish in Cuba, and in this episode there is competition with his Danish namesake and buddy.

Cato Bekkevold and Lars Nilssen have gone to Engerdal to fish for whitefish - and brought Grutle, the vocalist of Enslaved, with them. See how it goes - both above and below the water.

Cato Bekkevold and Lars Nilssen have gone fishing in Engerdal. They have brought along the vocalist of Enslaved, Grutle Kjellson. See how it goes when they try to catch a lake trout.

Lars Lenth continues the competition with Mikkel Poppelhøj in Cuba to get the most bonefish, which is the world's strongest fish.

Lars Nilssen and Håvard Studø follow a tip about a Norwegian salmon and sea trout river where they catch wild rainbow trout, a fish that is blacklisted by Norwegian authorities.

Lars Nilssen and Håvard Studø follow a tip about a Norwegian salmon and sea trout river where they catch wild rainbow trout, a fish that is blacklisted by Norwegian authorities.

Cato Bekkevold and John Kofoed have gone to Namibia to try their luck at fishing. The goal is to pull up a shark.

Cato Bekkevold and John Kofoed have gone to Namibia where they landed a really big grouper with fins. John also got a bite on the hook that he describes as the biggest he has ever known.

Cato Bekkevold and John Kofoed continue their shark fishing adventure in Namibia. The competition between the guys increases as to who can catch the biggest fish - and not least who can land the first gully shark.

Lars Nilssen joins carp fishing experts Ole Petter Henriksen and Felix C. Øverli in search of the very special species. They have a slice of bread as bait.

Lars Nilssen has joined carp fishing experts Ole Petter Henriksen and Felix C. Øverli at a secret location. The hunt for the special species is drawing to a close and the anglers see the opportunity to get the long-awaited bite.

Who can catch the most fish in three hours? See how it goes when Lars Lenth, Cato Bekkevold and "OP" meet in a duel.

Fly and Feather, Steel & Rubber, Bread & Corn – what's best? Lars Lenth, Cato Bekkevold and "OP" have continued the competition where the one who catches the most fish in three hours wins.

Lars Nilssen and Lars Lenth are hunting for kilo trout in Trysil. They are bringing a replica of the world's largest day fly to get the fish to bite.

Lars Nilssen and Lars Lenth continue to hunt kilo trout in Trysil. Despite having a replica of the world's largest dayfly, frustration begins to set in the longer it goes without a bite.

See how it goes when Lars Nilssen and Cato Bekkevold go to Engerdal on the Swedish border to fish for pike.

Lars Nilssen and Cato Bekkevold are in Engerdal, near the Swedish border, fishing for pike. However, they are struggling to get the pike to bite the hook, and it is taking a toll on their spirits.

Lars Nilssen has given up hope after hours without fish, but Cato Bekkevold still has hope for fish in Engerdal on the Swedish border. And he is absolutely right.

Cato Bekkevold's line hasn't been standing still since Lars Nilssen threw in the towel after hours without fish. The question is how big a trout will Cato be able to catch in Engerdal?

Lars Nilssen and Cato Bekkevold are working hard to find the ultimate fly fishing water in Engerdal. But will they catch any?

Lars Nilssen and Cato Bekkevold use otters, which will ensure dinner in the coming days.