European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 6, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Denmark a amps photos by Dave Didio part of a collection of Trout flies. By camping out you can have a top notch fishing trip to Denmark for a bargain Price. Campground prices in Denmark average about 12 Kroner $5 a night per adult and 1 fat Kroner $2.5 0 a night for children. The fishing Waters Are controlled by clubs individuals or local communities. Check with the local tourist office or the Campground where you stay for More information. Hotels and guest houses can also give you pointers. Day permits for various Walers Range from around 25 Kroner $4 per Day 1o 50 Kroner per Day for some of the More famous Waters. One week permits Are generally discounted. In addition to the wild fishery there Are Many put Ami Lake Trout Ponds in Denmark Many Large arms seem to have one. At some of them a Day permit entitles you to take a certain  fish. At others you must pay according to the number or poundage of the fish you catch. These Are Good places to take the children since you Are just about assured of catching something. Unlike Many places in Europe most Trout Waters in Denmark Are not restricted to Fly fishing. Bait and lures Are also permitted. Besides Trout Denmark has some excellent fishing for Pike and several varieties of  or information about the Skajem area Contact Skjerne Turret Kontor Oster Gade 8, 6900 Skjerne Denmark Tel. 0045-97-351855. Tor information about the Veale area Contact Veale tourist office Den Smidtke Gaard Sonder Gade 14, 7100 Veale Denmark Tel. 004505821955. A brochure about fishing in Denmark is available from the danish tourist office. Tor a copy Contact   Postrach 101 129, Glockengiese Wall 2, 2000 i Lamburg 1, West Germany Tel. 040-327803 or danish tourist Board Ken Moore nato Liaison officer Post Tach 4145, 3000 Hannover 1, West Germany Tel. 05 11-795278. Information is also available from the danish Central tourist Oitice Vester brigade 6d, dk-1620 Copenhagen a Denmark Tel. 0045-3 111-1415.�? . Continued from Page 11 Denmark and Many of its Waters provide top notch Angling opportunities especially for Trout. One of the Best ways of keeping Down expenses in Denmark is to Camp. The Many campsites Are reasonably priced and generally have attractive grounds As Well As Good sanitary and recreational facilities. Nearly All of them can provide information on Angling opportunities in the surrounding area and Many sell permits for nearby Waters or have their own Waters. With limited time we had decided to. Concentrate on Central Jutland from Skjerne in the West to Veale in the East. The action near Veale was in Sharp contrast to the fishing on the other Side of the Peninsula. In two evenings and one morning of waving a Fly line on the Waters around Skjerne i caught Only two Small Trout three Grayling the biggest about 13 inches and a couple of tiny Whitefish. The Skjerne River and its tributaries a the omme the Gunde Sbol the Korgod and the Karstoft a Are internationally renowned. I had first read of them in Joe Brooks classic Book Fly fishing. In addition to Rainbow and Brown Trout these Waters Are noted for sea Trout sea run Brown Roach Dace and the Skjerne Salmon reputedly the last original Salmon Stock in Denmark. The week before the Skjerne tourist office had reported excellent fishing. Two weeks of continuous Sunshine had warmed up the Chilly Spring Waters and made the fish Active. But if there is one sure thing about fishing it is that it will change. Just before we arrived the weather had turned Cool and Windy and the action had slacked a off. In fact it had just about died. But even without the fish the fishing was Beautiful. The first Day was Gray and Chilly but then the next dawned with Cotton Cloud skies and a fresh Breeze blowing across the marshes. Unlike Eastern Jutland the Countryside around Skjerne is Flat and Damp mainly peat and Marshland broken up by occasional patches of Forest. Willows Reeds and Queen Anne s lace grow along the Banks of the Rivers herds of Black and White cattle Graze in Stream Side pastures. One evening 1 fished the Gunde Sbol River a narrow trickle of a Stream that winds through pastures and Cornfields. It varies from about 10 to 15 feet wide and is easily a debate with hip boots. The Bottom is mainly firm Sand. Because of its High Steep Banks a six or seven feet in most places a you get the strange feeling you Are fishing below ground level. Care is necessary getting in and out of the water because of the the author releases a Trout near Ringsted. 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