Angling on Fyn
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Find inspiration for your next fishing trip – together with Havørred Fyn (Seatrout Fyn) and the tourist agencies of Fyn we show you the best angling spots and give you tips and tricks. Have fun!
Angling all year round
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.. to make your fishing trip much more fun.
Vidste du, at vi på Fyn og øerne arbejder med vandløbsrestaurering og udsætning af ørreder? Det giver bedre miljøforhold for både havørrederne og for sports- og lystfiskeriturister, og har skabt et havørredfiskeri i europæisk topklasse.
Get inspiration for your fishing trip to the Little Belt or the archipelago at Fishtrip.dk
Learn much more about fishing – read about coastal angling, fishing equipment and much, much more.
Watch some amazing videos of sea trout angling, kayak angling, fishing along the river in Odense and much more.
Where to?
Where are the best fishing spots? Where can you angle for free? Where do you buy equipment? Get the answers to this and much more right here!
Angling with variation – the many reefs, the open coasts, the furrows in the seabed and of course the many islands.
Deep and current filled waters as well as shallow coasts. This makes the Little Belt an interesting angle destination and you can fish all year round.
The Great Belt is filled with fish, so come to Nyborg and a make a great catch.
Kerteminde offers some of the most varied and challenging angling in Denmark. You can angle all year round.
Langeland is one of the most fish rich areas in Denmark – there is enough fish for everyone.
The union of Odense Å (Odense river) guides you on where you can fish along the river.
No matter the weather, you can always find a great fishing spot on Ærø. Is the weather changes, you can quickly find a new spot!
The coast of Faaborg offers unique fishing spots. The short distances makes it easy to change when the weather changes.
The western waters are perfect for sea trout angling! With a 85 km stretch of coast, there a lots of spots to choose from.
On the northern part of Fyn there are 80 km of coastal water filled with sea trouts, garfish, grey mullets and mackerels.
