We’re not just about catching fish; we’re about fostering a deep appreciation for nature and sustainable sportfishing.
We guide people back to nature through unforgettable fishing—built on respect for wild waters and sustainable practices.
To contribute to a future where people reconnect with nature through mindful fishing—where wild waters are respected, and every cast brings us closer to balance.
I’m a fishing fanatic who has been practicing the sport for 20+ years now, since the age of 4. For the last 6 years, I’ve mainly been chasing predator fish with lures.
These days, you’ll usually find me exploring wild streams for sea trout, drifting on a belly boat for big perch, or hunting topwater pike on shallow lakes. Lately, I’ve also become a bit obsessed with tracking down big sea trout along the coastline in Djursland.
I moved to Denmark in 2021, which turned out to be an awesome decision. The local waters here offer incredible diversity, and catch-and-release is widely practiced—a key factor behind the exceptional fishing conditions.
Assistant guide & digging specialist 🪱
Sandy is the team’s trusted sighthound, who will happily dig out some worms when the fish don’t feel like biting on our artificial lures. If the temperature is not too cold, you may be blessed by the presence of our assistant guide!
Fishing with us means you also care about minimizing your impact on nature.
We strongly encourage using barbless hooks when lure fishing. If you’re using treble hooks, all barbs should be removed for safety—especially since people often stand close together. Trust us, getting a barbed hook buried in your hand is a fast track to ending the trip and taking an unplanned detour to the doctor.
When jig fishing for perch on lakes that allow barbed hooks, you’re welcome to keep the barbs. But for brown trout or pike, treble hooks should always be barbless or have the barbs crimped flat.
If you’re unsure what’s best, just ask—we’re here to help. And don’t worry: you won’t lose your trophy fish because of barbless hooks. All of Balage’s biggest catches were landed without barbs. 😉
Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest, and Jutland’s largest city, with dozens of incredible fishing waters around the area!
If you are thinking about coming to Denmark by plane, both Aarhus and Billund have international airports, but Billund Airport stands out with a more extensive selection of direct international flights.
Nordic Waters Guide Fishing
Billund Airport
We believe that every fishing trip should be an adventure, and that’s what we offer – a chance to explore Danish waters, create lasting memories, and catch remarkable fish. Our trips are tailored to all levels of experience, from beginners to seasoned pros. Whether you seek tranquility in a stream, the thrill of the coast, or the challenge of lake fishing, Nordic Waters Guide Fishing has an adventure for you!
Join us, and let’s go on a journey through Denmark’s stunning waters together. Book your adventure today, and let’s make your angling dreams a reality.
Let’s plan your perfect fishing trip together.
✅ How to Get Started:
Send me an email at info@nordicwaters.dk or WhatsApp: +45 91810272
When you reach out, please include:
📅 Preferred date(s)
📞 Your phone number
🎣 What kind of fishing experience you’d love, for example:
Hardcore hunt for personal best pike or perch
Belly boat adventures
Sea trout along the coast
Ultralight wild streams for brownies & sea trout
Family-friendly rainbow trout trips
Pole fishing for small whitefish—perfect for kids and beginners
Note: I’m based in Aarhus, Denmark—not Copenhagen.
If you would like to fish on the sea, or free public lakes, the Danish national angling license is what you need, that can be bought at www.fisketegn.dk.
Prices for national angling license in Denmark:
Day pass: DKK 46
Weekly card: DKK 150
Yearly card: DKK 214
No, certain lakes and streams require you to have permission from the landowner or an additional license, that you should get from a fishing union, through fiskekort.dk.
If we are UL fishing for big rainbows, then you only need a day ticket that can only be bought on location.
You can get informed about fishing waters and necessary licenses on fishingindenmark.info.
Fishing with us means you also care about minimizing your impact on nature.
We strongly encourage using barbless hooks when lure fishing. If you’re using treble hooks, all barbs should be removed for safety—especially since people often stand close together. Trust us, getting a barbed hook buried in your hand is a fast track to ending the trip and taking an unplanned detour to the doctor.
When jig fishing for perch on lakes that allow barbed hooks, you’re welcome to keep the barbs. But for brown trout or pike, treble hooks should always be barbless or have the barbs crimped flat.
If you’re unsure what’s best, just ask—we’re here to help. And don’t worry: you won’t lose your trophy fish because of barbless hooks. All of Balage’s biggest catches were landed without barbs. 😉
Every fishing experience is different, and we would like you to have an experience that is perfectly optimized based on your needs.
Are we fishing on a distant stream, in the trout paradise, or on a lake with a belly boat and sonar? Do you want to fish for a few hours or 3 full days? Taking family or friends with you? Should we take you there by car, or meet close to the spot? Once we know what your exact needs are, you will get a price quote from us, which will be a guaranteed best price for a guided fishing trip in Denmark!
Guide Fishing
info@nordicwaters.dk
WhatsApp: +45/91-81-02-72
© 2025 Nordic Waters Guide Fishing
Guide Fishing
info@nordicwaters.dk
© 2023 Nordic Waters Guide Fishing
