Orange and pink shrimps by Henrik Jensen Agerskov. Absolute quality flies that will catch numbers of seatrout.

The world famous Pattegrisen, but this time in a natural color grey. Perfect for picky seatrout in summer and autumn.

The world famous Pattegrisen, but this time in a natural color olive. Perfect for picky seatrout in spring, summer and autumn.

The world famous Pattegrisen, but this time in a natural color tan. Perfect for picky seatrout in summer and autumn.

In the wintertime I fish quite often with a very bright pink fly like krystal shrimp. A super agile and striking fly, with that extra attraction for seatrout in the icy water.

The famous Honey Shrimp with rubber legs. This is a quality A.Jensen fly .

The most common shrimp in the Baltic Sea are greyish in color ... this shrimp imitates the real one so perfectly. You can use this pattern with great confidence. This shrimp is a catcher!

Fantastic color in spring and summer. Tied on an A Jensen quality hook.

The well-known Aura Rejen . Is often used in early autum, but obviously it catches all year. A quality fly from A.Jensen

A hackled shrimp with grizzly feather and polar chenille. Great in colder months.

Very nice shrimp pattern and a real top catcher. The pink for the colder months and the cream-colored for the autumn.

A great fly for Baltic Seatrout. It never tangles and it's always catching fish!

My favorite shrimp for the Nordkyst of Sjaelland. It's a classic pattern up there and has taken so many seatrout already.

Probably the last thing a seatrout will see..

This shrimp has "magic" powers ... it has UV! A white shrimp is often a good choice in calm weather in summer and autumn ... with UV, of course, it is irresistible!

A very strange looking shrimp, but highly effective for difficult trout.

Most shrimps are gray ... this classic is a great pattern in almost all circumstances. Top quality A.Jensen Seatrout flies! Hooksize # 6

A classic saltwater pattern for every kind of species. Must be in your flybox. Tied on an excellent saltwaterhook #2

A classic saltwater pattern. A must have in your flybox. This one is tied on a hooksize #4

It looks beautiful and that white with brown just makes it very good in autumn. Probably the seatrouts are thinking it's a delicious shrimp ... anyway: a catcher first class!

A classic pattern that will always do it. It can also be anything: a fish, a shrimp or just an edible creature. Tan is a very good color for 'picky' seatrout in the summer and the late season.

A nice brown version of a Frede streamer. This color is especially excellent in the autumn. But with his shiny body it will also be effective in the cold spring.

What seatrout see in this pattern is a mystery. But it catches! That's a certainty. Especially in the colder months of the year the absolute joker if you do not know what to connect to your tippet. A must have in every fly box .…

Juletraeet or Christmas tree in Danish ! This fly catches throughout the year and serves as a kind of joker. If you do not know and you're tired of the 1000 throws. This pattern is there to hang out and walk and strip like you're…

Basic seatrout food in the Baltic Sea.

This is the perfect imitation of sandeels which are suddenly appears in spring in large numbers on the baltic coast. The seatrout go crazy and this quality A.Jensen fly will surely entice them.

Old school Brenda-fly...but still very effective!

Based on so many catching classic wet flies (including Alexandra). And that is not for nothing. This type of flies always catch fish, because silver, red and peacock are a deadly combination.

This can be a joker on a dull day..

A zonker pattern is always good. Especially in twilight and darkness this is a good fly . It suggests anything that swims around. And it also moves very attractive in the water though you hardly do anything. This is a quality fly…

Nice zonker streamer for seatrout.

A seatrout classic that will catch throughout the year. Especially in the twilight black flies are excellent. The tan is a great variation for autumn.

A very nice small and easy to cast baitfish pattern that will always do in Danish waters. I use the pink in the colder months.

Perfect baitfish imitation tied on a quality A.Jensen saltwaterhook. This will catch seatrout the whole year round.

Very nice and very common baitfish from the spring until deep in the autumn. The seatrout really likes it and often are very active on this delicacy.

Very natural looking Tobis pattern.

Nice and bright baitfish pattern that will always work!

Very good looking baitfish and also useful for other predator-fish.

A classic and a must have in the seatrout box. Tied on a razor-sharp # 6 hook. A very effective seatrout fly throughout the year. This fly would be an imitation of a ragworm. I do not know if the seatrout really think it is, but…

Børsteorm is an absolute must-have when the seatrout in early spring hunts for ragworms because it is the easiest food at that time ... and after spawning on the river, the seatrout is exhausted and very hungry. Sometimes they…

In the Baltic Sea little critters as Gammarus and Tanglopper are all over the weedbeds and rocks. The sea trout love them. Fish this Alpha Beta Gamma-rus with his wobbly legs in calm weather on a long leader around rocks and…

Great pattern, because these are bait that the seatrout is always looking for. Not difficult to catch and it swims a lot in the Baltic sea.

Sometimes the Seatrout is very picky on small mysis. That's the time to use such a pattern. It definitely can do the trick.

Perfect pattern when it's calm weather and crystal clear water. Fish this very very slow...let it hang for awhile, and hold on! The rubber legs will do the job.

No idea why ... but migrating seatrout have something with blue! Teal, Blue & Silver is not for nothing a classic. This fly ... the Otto, is so beautiful because of its blue hackle that the seatrout can't refuse it.

Actually just based on a classic red tag, but with a pink hackle. These colors provoke the seatrout to strike. In Denmark, such a fly is called 'provokation fluen'

Classic seatrout fly with orange hackle and black fronthackle. Black is always good and orange is really a trigger for (sea)trout.

Great allround pattern. It can be anything...seatrout loves it!

Seatrout like to eat this kind of relatively small and easily catchable creatures. Gammarus occur all over the world in all kinds of circumstances. A super fly that always catches!

I know seatrout specialists who never fish anything else the whole year around..

A heavy and slightly bigger variant of our normal Kobberbassen, tied on an excellent quality hook size #6.