There is one truth about fishing that is rarely mentioned in fishing magazines but that all anglers know to be truth:
“Sometimes when you go fishing then you catch nothing”.
If you are an experienced fisherman and you don´t think this is right then you´re either the biggest liar or the best fisherman in the world.
Anyway, last week I went fishing on a fantastic spot on East Falster. The days before we had seen massive Western winds so I thought that a spot turning East might be the way to go to avoid overly brown waters and catch some seatrouts. I was wrong.
The water was full of seaweed and the water colour looked like milk. Sometimes I have caught seatrouts under similar conditions but this was simply too much.
One of my old fishing mates once said that if you don´t love nature then you´ll never succeed as a fisherman. I think that is so right. Some days you will catch nothing but that´s alright if the scenery is good, your lunchbox is stuffed and you have fun. Below are some photos from the day.
In the woods. Heading for the spot.
View from the slope above the spot.
Morning sun.
Lovely Falster view.
A dead perch that had lost orientation and drifted ashore in the heavy Western winds.
