Scandinavian Seatrout Adventure Møns Klint, Flyfishing Episode 012

Welcome to Scandinavian Seatrout Adventure! In this episode, I travel to the magical Møns Klint — famous for its breathtaking nature, towering white chalk cliffs, and crystal-clear Baltic waters. After several nights of full moon, the water level has dropped dramatically, creating both opportunities and challenges along the coastline. Low water can reveal hidden structure and new fishing spots, but with bright sunshine and gin-clear water, the sea trout become cautious and difficult to approach. This episode is not only about chasing fish — it’s about reading the conditions, adapting to nature, and learning how small environmental changes can completely affect the behavior of sea trout. Join me as I search for the right rocks to stand on, trying to gain those extra meters with the fly cast, and see if persistence, strategy, and experience will lead us back to the silver of the Scandinavian sea trout. I would also like to clarify that I did not personally film the drone footage over Møns Klint, as the area is a protected nature reserve with strict regulations regarding drone flights. Flying drones there is not permitted on a hobby basis, and special permission must be obtained in advance through an official application process. The drone footage was filmed by professional drone pilots who have received official dispensation and authorization to carry out these flights and recordings. For more information about visiting the area, see GeoCenter Møns Klint. www.goflyfishing.no