Fishing

One thing up front: the West Swedish region of Bohuslän is different. Different from most sea trout areas you’ll find around the Baltic Sea—not flat terrain that’s only gently rolling if you’re lucky, but pure, wild variety.

In many places and among many anglers, sea trout have a reputation for being distinctly spring or autumn fish. The water must not get too warm, because in the typical sea trout areas of the Baltic Sea (i.e., usually gently sloping shorelines), passivity increases or the fish disappear into deeper, hard-to-reach areas – at least during the day. Night fishing for sea trout in summer is certainly a major topic, and early mornings or evenings are also said to be successful even in direct proximity to shore.

I've never been to the Irish islands, so I can't say what it's like there. But places like Veddö must exist in Ireland – at least in my imagination.
Veddö is wonderful, and it's easy to get carried away by how beautiful the almost-island is scenically, and even better when it comes to sea trout fishing.