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The Gudenå offers good fishing for more than just the renowned salmon and sea trout. The fishing varies with the seasons, and there is a healthy stock of zander, pike, perch, ide and coarse fish.
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Light fly-fishing is divided into nymph, wet- and dry flies. Nymph fishing is based on imitating the insects that live on the bottom of a river and that at some point rise to the surface to hatch, and become a winged insect. Dry fly-fishing tries to imitate the insects found on the surface of the water.
The excitement of watching your own lure flit over the surface of the water is a unique form of action. If the fish is suspicious, you’ve lost your chance and will have to move on to spot another you can try for.
If fishing for salmon or sea trout, heavier tackle is needed, such as one-handed class 7 rods up to two-handed class 9 – 10 fly rods. In the springtime, the fish prefer to be near the bottom, but as the weather gets warmer they rise to the upper levels.
Angling for these sports fish is hard, but fun!
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There’s also a lot of pleasure to be derived from using a spinner rod along the river bank, keeping an eye out for the places where the fish are hiding. Spinners from 2 to 18 grams or lightweight wobblers are ideal. The Gudenå is very deep, and it can be difficult to keep a light spinner or wobbler down near the bottom, which is why lead weights of 10 to 20 grams are often used in front of the lure. Such weights are tied onto a three-way swivel approx. 1 metre in front of the spinner, and hold the line down in the water or near the bottom.
Friday, January 09 2009
Angling at Randers Fjord?
At the Fjordcenter it's possible to go fishing on Randers Fjord. It's lots of fun for the entire family!
Looking for accommodation?
There's lots of places for anglers to stay along the Gudenå and Randers Fjord - some include boat rentals. Please contact VisitRanders for further information.
Angling holiday at the Gudenå river with private fishingwater along the best part of the Gudenå.
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