combination of salt and fresh water fishing in denmark

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Martin

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Hello everybody,
after the Summit this year in Odense I can't await to start here in the forum.
And this is my first question …
I'm planning my next spring fishing trip. Usually I always made a trip in march or april to Bornholm or Fyn to fish for seatrout. But for next year I would like to combine salt water with fresh water a little later in the year … maybe may or june.
Where can I have good salt water fishing with good stream fishing as close by as possible? Is may/june a good time window to combine both?
On the Summit in Odense I talked with a guy from Northern Juitland. Unfortunately I forgot his name. I only remember he offers guided trips in his area and we talked about smaller streams with good trout. Maybe he is reading this post!?
Thanks for your help!
Stefan

The guy in question you are refering to is: Ivar Thordal. His email is: ivar.thordal@gmail.com

The only bad thing about north Jutland is, thers are no grayling up there. There's plenty of brown trout and pretty spring fed streams.

If you want saltwater on Fyn...Give me a call or email. I can take you to a few good places in addition to Wedellsborg again, in that tickles your fancy? :?

Good hunting...Winter is going to be long this year.

Rip Van cold toes.

The guy in question you are refering to is: Ivar Thordal. His email is: ivar.thordal@gmail.com

The only bad thing about north Jutland is, thers are no grayling up there. There's plenty of brown trout and pretty spring fed streams.

If you want saltwater on Fyn...Give me a call or email. I can take you to a few good places in addition to Wedellsborg again, in that tickles your fancy? :?

Good hunting...Winter is going to be long this year.

Rip Van cold toes.

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