Fishing for these is done with fly fishing, spinning with artificial lures or with bait fishing. Here you will also run into the herring. You can catch these using a leader with shiny hooks size 4 – 10 and a “Herring-sinker” (Sildelod):
http://kineticfishing.com/en/produkter/jig-heads-hooks-swivels--sinkers/sildelod

If you did not bring your boat, boat rental is available at:
http://www.bornholm-baadudlejning.dk/index.php?badudlejning

Coastal fishing from shore:

Coastal fishing from shore is the most common way to fish when you are on Bornholm. The fish to catch are the same as for costal fishing from boat, but the fishable area you can cover is depending of your casting skills. If you are fishing with waders – you must watch out for slippery rocks. If you want to maximize the time you are on Bornholm, we recommend that you take a short guided tour with a professional fishing guide (http://www.lystfiskerguide.dk/index.php) or (http://www.bornholmfiskeguide.dk), which can teach you all the local “insights” and after that you are loose with a lot more knowledge.

Recommended equipment to bring:

For Spinne Fishing:
9-11 ft Rods, Spinning reel or bait cast reel with a minimum of 150-200M line. For spinning reel 0.12 – 0.17 mm fire-line is recommended. For bait cast reel 0.25 mm Monofilament line is recommended. Spoons and wobblers between 15 - 30g are recommended. Eventually bring a float in same weight class.

For Flue Fishing:
9 ft rod AFTM 8-9, Floating or neutral fly-line AFTM 8 - 9, flue reel with 100 meter backing line. Flies: (Shrimp imitation, brown, black or speckled flies in hook size #6-8.

Miscellaneous:
Waders, wading-jacket or rain jacket, waders belt and landing net. Wading stick is recommended! Check the weather and bring clothing accordingly (better warmer that needed).

Beside fly-fishing or spinning fishing with artificial lures, a popular method to fish for trout is Bombarda fly fishing, which is done by using a spinning rod and a special Bombarda weight/float. Please see:
http://flyandlure.org/articles/lure_fishing/how_to_use_a_bombarda_float
http://en.seatrout.dk/travel-planner/tips-tricks/winter/

On Bornholm there is also Garfish competition. In 2018 it took place May 11th – 12th. Please follow their web page at:
http://www.bornholmshornfiskefestival.dk/index_eng.php

Finally – and for the tenth time in 2018 - there is din-fangst.dk Coast Cup by Sport Dress: http://www.din-fangst.dk/forside/kystcup. This is a 5 days sea-trout competition which in 2018 takes place from Nov 4th to Jan 6th and always on a Sunday! But you do not have to be there all days, you are welcome to participate for only one day.

REMEMBER – you do not have to participate in any event, just relax and enjoy the fishing right outside. When you are at Havnehyggen you will not have long to walk to get to a good fishing area. The coastal area around Tejn is one of the best trout areas on the Northeast coast; even in the harbor you can catch trout!

Freshwater fishing in streams:

Fishing in the streams, brooks or any flowing freshwaters IS NOT ALLOWED at any time of the year!

There are also splendid opportunities along the waterfront to bathe in the Baltic Sea or barbecue with a beautiful view to the north and south of the harbor, possibly supplemented with a dip in the outdoor hot tub or a visit to the wood-fired sauna.

The Port of Tejn is the closest harbor to the Art Museum of Bornholm and the intriguing Rø Golf Course. To the north, one of the island’s loveliest paths winds its way along the rocky coast to Allinge, about 5 km away.

The harbor is undoubtedly the calmest harbor in all kinds of weather. Tejn Harbor may be entered during all weather and wind conditions. When North and NE-ly winds prevail, care should be taken if the wind force is >20c/sec. Caution is advised as it is a commercial fishing harbor with 85 berths. Visiting boats may only use the east harbor. The harbor may be entered day and night, allowances being made for wind, current and visibility. Compass variation can occur. Hammerodde Lighthouse will guide boats in during approach. During approach, the harbor's light beacons line up to guide boats between the rocks at 144.4 degrees. In calm weather, a gentle surface current in the Baltic Sea sets around Bornholm in a WSW-ly direction toward the Sound, the Great Belt and the Little Belt. A crane is available that can handle up to 10 tons (mobile). It has a slipway for ships up to 400 tons.