A dream for all anglers / anglers' dream
A recreational fisherman's wet dream
Period October 1 - June 30
We offer salmon fishing starting at the end of September when the salmon usually start to bite. Then there is fishing throughout the fall and winter until the beginning of June. The fishing in the fall is very dependent on the wind / weather but if the conditions are good, the fishing is good. In principle, there is good fishing all winter if the weather is ok.
There is access to 2 large boats with guide/skipper with Simrishamn as the starting port. More boats can be arranged for larger groups.
The trout is known across northern Europe for its fine size around 2-5 kg Specimens are caught annually on as much as 10 kg. The season is from January 1 but it is only around March, April the large number of fishermen pilgrimage to Österlen Fishing stop prevails between September 15 and December 31.
The fishing takes place along beaches, cliffs and out on headlands. If, against all odds, you go home empty-handed, you have still filled your soul with fantastic environmental images A couple of weeks every spring, there is an incredible amount of near-shore beaked pike and you want to get outside of them.
The fun part is meeting early morning anglers from many different countries. Sea trout bite best at dawn and dusk, giving you 2 changes every day.
Take something quick in your stomach, then go out early and start fishing, after the morning fishing you come back for a wonderfully large breakfast buffet During the day you explore the surroundings and then towards dusk go out for the second set in the Baltic Sea In the garden there are grills to cook the trout on...
Price from 650 kr per person
Optional:
Gourmet dish
Cheese and meat tray
If the winter is reasonably mild, coastal adventures with sea trout in sight may be tempting. But before you put on your waders and hit the waves, you need to know the rules:
In the coastal waters of the Swedish south coast, defined as the area south of the Kullen lighthouse to the Torhamn headland, fishing for salmon and sea trout is prohibited from September 15 to December 31. On the west coast, you have to wait until 1 April before sea trout becomes legal.
The minimum size for sea trout is 50 cm (45 cm on the west coast). Please also note that there are conservation areas where fishing is prohibited.
On the east coast there is no general ban on sea trout, but a number of closed areas help to allow sea trout and salmon to spawn in peace. The minimum size is the same as along the south coast, 50 centimeters. In freshwater, regulations may be completely different, so always check the rules. You can keep a maximum of two fish, whether salmon or trout, per angler per day when fishing with hand gear in the Kattegat.
The county administrative boards in each county have detailed information about fishing on their websites, which can be found at www.lansstyrelsen.se.
During the cold season, fish sometimes slow down, so it's important to find the fish that are willing to bite. Vary your fishing speed, try different sizes of lures and look for life in the water. If you find small marlins or shrimps, such imitations can be the right medicine. If the water is full of spikes, you know what the trout have on the menu. Try your hand at fishing both shallow and a little deeper. And remember to release any fish that have been released, which is not good food anyway. Keep only one food fish and have fun out there. Don't forget warm clothes.
Psst: Always check with your local County Council for any changes to the regulations!
