Sea trout fishing

The highlight of the year is back. Sea trout fishing is something many of us hold dear, and after a long winter, many anglers are eagerly waiting to get out and make the first casts of the year. It's an exciting type of fishing, which also involves long days with a lot of movement and many casts in pursuit of fish. This type of fishing puts some extra demands on both equipment and fly anglers, as wind, saltwater, and cold weather come into play.

On this page, we have gathered products designed for or particularly suitable for sea trout fishing along our Scandinavian coasts, along with some useful tips to help you prepare for this year's sea trout season.

Some tips on rod, reel & line for long, challenging days on the coast

Guideline LPX Coastal is the next generation fly rods for coastal & tropical fishing featuring environmentally friendly, high-end components and production processes.

LPX Coastal

469.99 USD

The NT11 Saline saltwater fly rods are for the dedicated coastal or tropical angler, that needs the best to rely on.

NT11 Saline

699.99 USD

Guideline Halo fly reels in color Black Stealth has class leading qualities in all aspects: smooth breaking system, full rim cage and models to cover all types of fishing situations.

Halo Black Stealth

269.99 USD

The first ever Guideline Fly Reel to be designed exlusively for Trout Fishing. Every detail and every function has been developed with that one thing in mind; to create a perfect, lightweight, cool, dependable and yet solid reel for serious anglers.

Fly Reels

Fario LW Antracite

379.99 USD

Fly selection for sea trout fishing

Choosing the right fly for your sea trout fishing can be crucial in determining whether you get a bite or not. The sea trout's diet varies throughout the season, but also depending on the fishing location and other factors. Therefore, selecting the appropriate fly can often feel overwhelming. In this video, you can listen to Agne and Tellis as they go through some nice fly patterns, and perhaps be inspired for what you should tie on your leader.

Explore the full collection of Tellis & Agnes' sea trout flies

Shrimps are one of the staple food sources for coastal sea trout in many areas, especially when the water heats up in the end of the spring and summer approaches. Our Hackle Shrimp in size #6 is therefore an indispensable addition to any angler's fly box.

Hackle Shrimp #6

3.39 USD

Need for speed!

Flatwing #4

3.39 USD

This fly pattern is definitely well known amongst most fly anglers along the Swedish coast!

Killer Worm Black #8

3.39 USD

This fly pattern is definitely well known amongst most fly anglers along the Swedish coast!

Killer Worm Orange #8

3.39 USD

This fly pattern is definitely well known amongst most fly anglers along the Swedish coast!

Killer Worm Tan #8

3.39 USD

Fast tie and fast retrive!

Mallard Express Orange #8

3.39 USD

Fast tie and fast retrive!

Mallard Express Grey #8

3.39 USD

Fast tie and fast retrive!

Mallard Express Black #8

3.39 USD

Black as night!

Foam Skater #4

3.39 USD

Rubber legs are the thing!

Rubber Leg Pink Streamer #8

3.39 USD

Salmon pink is a fish catching color!

Salmon Pink Streamer #8

3.39 USD

This is a wonderful Danish coastal fly for sea trout fishing.

Brendas Mother #8

3.39 USD

Our favorite of all-around flies!

Agerhønen #8

3.39 USD

A discreet yet visible and lively fly.

Autumn fly #10

3.39 USD

Tip: Check the conditions

Fishing when the conditions are right is one of the most crucial things for a coastal sea trout angler. In short; high-pressure days with cold winds from the north, clear blue skies, a shining sun, and crystal-clear low water due to pressure create challenging conditions. On the other hand, warmer moderate winds from the south, a blanket of clouds over the sky, and generally more rough weather that stirs up the water and gives it a certain color are better. And if you can time good weather conditions and fish when the tide is moving up or down, you have a good chance of getting bites.

Tip: The important fishing spot

This is one of the hardest things to figure out; where to fish. The only way to find out is to fish a lot, try different places, search the internet for information, and if possible, talk to fishing friends and other fly anglers. As a general rule; early and late in the season, fish tend to be near spawning areas and estuaries/bays with lower salinity, and they generally stay in shallow waters with a mixture of sand and vegetation. As the water warms up later in the spring, sea trout move further out and are found in deeper waters, often in areas between islands and skerries where the tide moves the water and gathers prey that the fish hunt.

Tip: Vary all parameters

Never stay in one place for too long and fish with the same fly and line type all day. Sea trout are often opportunistic, and if they are hunting in the area you are fishing, you will soon get bites, see a rise, or have a fish following your fly. It is a much better strategy to arrive at a spot and fish for a maximum of 1 hour with different tactics, and if nothing happens, move on to the next spot. If you are fishing with a friend, use different flies and lines to quickly find the strategy for the day.

Waders - An important tool.

Many fishing spots are best accessed when wading into the water. With a good pair of waders, you can stay dry and comfortable during long days on the coast. Take a look at our range and find the waders that suit you best.Shoppa vadare

"Other important accessories for your sea trout fishing.

These Trout leaders are extruded to exacting standards from the highest quality co-polymers available. They have an extraordinary precision and unparalleled turnover for the most demanding trout angler.

Power Strike Trout 9'

7.49 USD

This is one of the best performing Japanese Fluorocarbons on the market.

Egor+ FC Spools

18.99 USD

Guideline Experience polarized sunglasses with a matte black polycarbonate frame and Navy rubber details. Grey polarized NYLON lens with Blue Revo mirror coating.

Experience Sunglasses - Grey Lens

64.99 USD

Guideline Experience Waistbag 6 is a smart and functional waist bag that gives you plenty of room and keeps you organized during a day by the water. It is designed to keep your equipment easy at hand when needed.

Experience Waistbag 6

119.99 USD

Guideline Multi Grip is a net system with different frames and exchangeable handles in various models. This model Medium has a rubber mesh.

Multi Grip Net Rubber - M

54.99 USD

WP - Water Proof Flyboxes have a strong, yet light weight construction made of ABS material. The water resistant seal will keep flies dry inside when wading deep or fishing in heavy rain.

WP Fly Boxes

16.99 USD