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A great looking and very catchy Danish sea trout fly, useful all year round in spite of the name.

Fly fishing on the last day of the season in a never fished trout river in the Slovakian back country

Martin Joergensen's favorite time for coastal fishing has always been in the autumn. Only a few things will in his opinion beat a nice September or October day on the coast.

Richard Maree, a friend of GFF and an returning participant in the GFF Summits, challenged a demanding calendar and decided to squeeze in a couple of days of fishing in Denmark this autumn. He wrote an email and sent us these photos to inspire others to go.

Autumn is my favorite time of year. All summer long I look forward to that first crisp morning where it feels good to put on a fleece shirt even though there is not a cloud in the sky. This past weekend, the weather was about as perfect as one could expect.

Well - close enough

Temperatures are dropping - in the air and in the water

Just returned from a swim - it was cold!

So it snows again

Cabin fever is usually not the Danish coastal fishers' big problem. The season stretches almost all through winter, and except for the coldest weeks there are no excuses but comfort and fear of cold weather to stay indoors.
Right now we have seen the first snow, but the water is still quite warm in the ocean - in the 4-6 deg. Centigrade span - which is fine for both trout and cod.

A few really old images

Autumn in the Baltic is ideal for catching top condition sea run brown trout, mornings, days and evenings.