Any one any suggestions on what to cast at sea trout in saltwater.Fishing in south east Ireland not Denmark.

not tried myself but would imagine sandeel immitation would be a good one to try!

Check out these very comprehensive threads

http://www.ukswff.com/phpBB2/viewtop...c87b418f5508a1

http://www.ukswff.com/phpBB2/viewtop...c87b418f5508a1

Follow these threads, and you'll have a sea trout before you know it!

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they will take standard patters like butchers, alexandra, minkies in the fly selection.

jim
PS welcome to the forum

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this works for me in Wexford (amongst others)

http://www.swflies.fotopic.net/p40071381.html

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Jim

Very baity looking Jim ,nice site you have there.
Corky

I fished sea trout in the sea in Orkney for decades, and without a shadow of a doubt orange is the colour.

Try a bog standard Whisky Fly - first class.

My other favourite was a zonker tied like this:
Body: Pearl fritz
Rib: Silver wire
Wing: Muskrat strip
Hackle: Hot-orange hen, tied long.

I fished this in the estuary of Loch Erne in Ireland with great success.

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mickey finn tied with arctic fox is my number one in shetland, with a fry pattern a close second.

Thanks for the pic jim , whats it ment to represent