Enebærodde - Havørred Fyn Hotspot nr. 1

Enebærodde, also known as “Odden”, is a scenic peninsula that separates Odense Fjord from the Kattegat. Access to the area is only possible on foot or by bicycle, and parking is available at Hasmark Strand and Halshusene.

From Hasmark Strand, the fishing coastline stretches approximately 7 kilometres towards Enebærodde Lighthouse. Along the northern side, there are good opportunities for fly fishing, and at high water sea trout move right into the innermost belt of seaweed close to the shore. Sea trout can be caught here, and mullet, garfish and flatfish are also present.

In spring and autumn, fishing typically takes place along the northern side, just a few hundred metres from the parking area at “De Dovnes Plads”, after which fishing continues further out along the peninsula. In summer, fishing is mainly concentrated around the final kilometre near the lighthouse, where the water is deep and the current strong. The area is known as one of the best spots on Funen for night fishing, especially during the summer months, and there is also the possibility of catching mackerel here.