Salmon trolling
Calender:
April - May - Simrishamn, Skåne and Karlhamn, Bleking south of Sweden
June, Nynäshamn
or Understen by Singö
Juli-Aug - Blekinge Karlshamn
and Hasslö
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or 0735 30 33 10
bjorn.sperling@gmail.com
Tel. +46 735 30 33 10
Trolling
is a method of
fishing where one or more
fishing lines, baited with
lures or
bait fish, are drawn through the water. This may be
behind a moving boat, or by slowly winding the line in when
fishing from a static position, or even sweeping the line
from side-to-side, eg when fishing from a jetty. Trolling is
used to catch salmon in the greater lakes of Sweden and in
the Baltic Sea.
Trolling from a moving boat
is a technique of
big-game fishing.
Trolling from a moving boat
involves moving quite slowly through the water; this may be
accomplished by use of a special
trolling motor.
Many anglers troll for some
or most of their fish. Trolling is the way to catch trout
and salmon on lakes and reservoirs; it is the method on some
muskie waters. It is a valued technique for walleye, an
overlooked method for black bass, and an important means of
catching striped bass. In saltwater, trolling is a critical
method for catching many pelagic species, especially
billfish, and important for pursuing many inshore
species, including kingfish, bluefish, and various jacks.
There is plenty of science and drama involved, whether the
quarry is blue marlin, chinook salmon, walleye, or dolphin.[1]
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