Danish inshore fishing

By Martin Joergensen

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In the autumn the water temperature will be almost the same near the shore and in deeper parts. This means the the fish will able to move independent of the wind.
In the autumn the trout are already on the move to the spawning streams or brackish fjords and the constant temperatures thorughout the water mass makes this even easier. Fish will move everywhere.

Conclusion: The wind direction in relation to the shore is less important in the fall

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Wind, autumn

Danish inshore fishing

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