Different fish species found in Denmark

Danish inshore fishing

Part of this section is the manuscript for chapter in a book on fly fishing in salt water in Northern Europe. The subjects covered here are also covered elsewhere on this web site. Each page contains links to all relevant pages on The Global Fly Fisher. Sea trout, Salmo trutta Garfish, Belone belone Cod, Gadus morhua Mullet, Mugil chelo

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