Fishing in Finland - different types of fishing
Open water fishing
In our action one of the most important issues is the wellness of the fish population. We support sustainable fishing by releasing all the big individuals of every species of fish and take as nutrition only the amount of fish that we really use.
Our handnets are made of rubber which prevent the fish to hurt itself. We allow fish to spawn in peace, and we do not fish near spawning areas in the spring.
Casting for pike
Casting for pike is good fun and you will most likely catch some fish! In the shallow water, the bites are explosive and truly memorable. Casting is a highly diverse form of fishing and it makes for an interesting and exciting fishing trip. You can choose to fish with a jerkbait, spoon, fly, spinnerbait or jig. The target species are pike and perch.
Jigging
Jigging has grown massively popular, as it provides an excellent chance of catching fish. During our jigging trip, we set out to find the Big One from the depths of Lake Kyyvesi. With jigging, light-weight equipment and thin lines are used, making the bites feel particularly electric! You can choose to fish by casting your jig or by vertical jigging. The target species are zander, perch and pike.
Precision trolling:
Precision trolling is a highly active way of trolling. It takes place in the vicinity of the shore and islets, and employs precision trolling rods. Thanks to the short lengths of line used, the bites are truly memorable! The target species are pike and perch.
Winter fishing
Winter fishing
We have two types of winter fishing on offer: ice fishing and baitfishing for pike.
Baitfishing
During the winter, baitfishing takes place on ice and is a fun and highly addictive form of fishing. No reel or rod is used, but you get to experience the kick of the fish first-hand directly from the line! Live bait is used. The target species is pike.
Ice fishing
Ice fishing on Lake Soukkio is a one-of-kind experience. Here, large perch and rainbow trout are simply waiting to be caught. The target species include pike, perch and roach.
