Anglers fish from Kullaberg's rocks and the peninsula's harbors for sea trout, mackerel and flatfish, as well as saithe, garfish and wrasse.
Low sun over Jonstorp harbor
Photo: Anna Alexander Olsson · CC BY 4.0The rules
Fishing with rod and line is free along the Swedish coast, for visitors and residents alike, so you don't need a license. Local rules still apply, including minimum sizes and closed zones off stream mouths, so check the current regulations before you fish:
- Sea troutprotected from October 1 to March 31 north of Kullen Lighthouse and from September 15 to December 31 south of it.
- North coast and Skäldervikenin that October–March period, all rod-and-line fishing is banned in water shallower than three meters.
- Codfishing for cod is banned in Öresund, south of Kullen; release any cod at once.
- Bird zonesthe protection zones on the north coast are off-limits from March 1 to July 15.
Local help
Kullamarin & Fritid, a tackle shop in Arild, gives advice on rules and spots and runs guided boat trips with gear included. Expertfiske in Höganäs guides sea trout anglers.
