Published May 1. 1995 - 28 years ago
Updated or edited Mar 11. 2023

The seasons

As all other kinds of fishing, the hunt for sea trout varies greatly through the year. But opposite many other fishing, there's no low season or high season.

Denmark
Weather
Martin Joergensen
The four seasons
Spring
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Winter  --------  Summer
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Autumn

The number and names of the seasons can't be a big surprise to you

Season is all year

As all other kinds of fishing, the hunt for sea trout in the Baltic varies greatly through the year. But opposite many other kinds of fishing, there's no low season or high season.The fishing can be almost equally good all year round, except maybe for the hottest weeks of warm summer and the coldest weeks of cold winters. In the winter the fish will be most active in sunshine and in the summer most active at night. Spring and autumn calls for fishing in the mornings and evenings.

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Changing conditions

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