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WEEKENDS - SEATROUT FISHING (COAST)
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Fishing for
seatrouts along the Danish coasts began in the 1950s |
and has since evolved
tremendously so that nowadays most Danish |
Anglers make recurrent trips to their favourite
spots... |
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The coastal seatrout fishing is very different from
fishing the seatrout |
in the rivers obviously due to
different eating habits, different |
environments and other factors. The techniques, however,
are pretty |
much the same implying that you can fish with a fly,
spoon, natural |
baits etc. and still have a good chance to catch a
seatrout. |
Fly patterns differs somewhat, though. The vast
pssibilities for the |
seatrout to roam around is another issue that
separates coastal |
fishing from river fishing...you
must know where to find them and when! |
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Our courses takes
place along some of the best stretches of the |
Danish coast, that
year by year produce great results. Djurs
is famous |
for its often above
average seatrout, Funen has made a
name for itself |
by deliberately
aiming at seatrout fishing tourists which means that |
there is a
professional organization taking care of creating the best |
possibilities
for the angler. The Limfjord also
produces a good number |
of seatrout due to
the river Karup, river Simested, river Jordbro and |
other streams that
enter the Limfjord. |
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Average weight of
the seatrout is approx. 2 kg but fish of +10 kg |
has been caught in a
few instances... |
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