Table of contents - Danish inshore fishing -

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	Intro	________ Right now Earlier
	Casting your fly into waves	________ Rule no. 1 Rule no. 2 Rule no. 3 Rule no. 3½ Rules meet What then?
	Wind, weather & tide	________ Changing conditions Wind considerations - Spring - Summer - Autumn - Winter Tide
	Seasons with sea trout	________ Winter Spring Summer Autumn
	Tackle	________
	Tactics	________ C&R in Denmark Proper conduct Rules & Regulations On colored fish
	Salt water species	________ Sea trout on the fly Garfish on the fly Cod on the fly Mullet on the fly
	Denmark	________ Map of Denmark Map of Europe

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