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  • Spawning season salmon and seatrout November 15 marked the end of the fishing season in the rivers of East Jutland. Now salmon and seatrout are left alone to do... Læs mere
  • End of season salmon November 15 marks that the end of season in the rivers of East Jutland. So if you want to catch a salmon or sea trout... Læs mere
  • Closing soon: The River Guden The River Guden Association held its annual angling competition in September. The purpose of this competition being to raise money for further stocking of... Læs mere
  • Keep on moving… …if you fish rivers, that is. Well into September most larger seatrout have left the ocean and ascended the rivers to spawn later in the year.... Læs mere
  • Mackerels in Kattegat Each year a number of mackerel are caught in the waters off Randers Fjord and Djursland. The large majority are caught in nets but many more... Læs mere
  • The River Guden still produces May 16th this year was a day to remember for those fishing the River Guden. some years ago. That day an impressive silvery salmon... Læs mere
  • Salmon running the River Guden June marks the beginning of silvery salmon leaving the salty ocean to migrate up the River Guden. These early fish are larger than average... Læs mere
  • “Buzzer” time on the lakes In May, millions of midges are hatched from the muddy lake bottoms. The worm-like larva is an extremely important food source for many of... Læs mere
  • Trout and grayling – feeding and spawning Permanent inhabitants of the rivers in East Jutland are in for a busy time in April. Grayling which are found in the... Læs mere
  • Cold sea trout in warming waters Along the coasts, lots of things are happening in March. The air temperature is still a little lower than that of the water... Læs mere
  • Spawning cod in freshwater Freshwater cod are found in many of the larger and deeper lakes of the Jutland Lake District near Silkeborg. This exotic fish is the only... Læs mere
  • Slow seatrout in saltwater In mild winters sea trout may be caught in saltwater all winter long. Especially if you concentrate on the brackish bays where freshwater tributaries reduce... Læs mere
  • First of all, welcome to my Danish website – in English. Second, please allow me to introduce my humble self:  I may not be the man of wealth and taste... Læs mere
  • If you fly fish a lot, you know that some situations almost require the use of a well designed line tray. If you are walking the sandy or rocky... Læs mere
  • Angling Denmark: Welcome Welcome to my home country which was once featured by Shakespeare in his famous play “Hamlet”. Fortunately, not everything is rotten in the state of Denmark… Angling Greenland:... Læs mere
  • Made entirely from Flashabou, this synthetic Danish saltwater fly has taken fish and fishermen by storm. Read the story about the Christmas Tree – “Juletræet” in Danish – which I invented... Læs mere
  • Seatrout are avid hunters. At the same time they are true soldiers of fortune – always on the lookout for an easy meal. Thus they can be found almost... Læs mere
  • Despite it tiny size, Denmark continues to produce the world’s largest sea run brown trout. In 1991 a new record sea trout weighing a whopping 16.7 kilos (36 lbs.... Læs mere
  • A harsh and cold environment in the minds of most people, Greenland nevertheless has a single salmon river! And thousands of rivers and lakes teeming with Arctic char… The... Læs mere