The sandy bottom of Fedkrogen can be excellent on an early spring day with westerly winds where the sun has warmed up the water, but a grey spring day with moderate onshore winds and fast-moving waters can also get busy. It all depends on there being heat in the air and therefore also in the water.
There is paid parking at Feddet Camping, where you can walk in the water at Fedhavn, or walk past the pumping station at Sivet and get into the water there.
Park at the bend at Egemosevej and Sivet and head down to the fjord, where it becomes deep relatively quickly on this stretch.
Soft bottom, eelgrass, seaweed, green algae, water algae, soft-shell clams, cockles and blue mussels, amphipods, shrimp, herring, sand lances, small roach, etc. Lots of food, shelter and fine bottom conditions. Don’t be intimidated by the sand bottom in some places. There are fish that inhabit all kinds of water. Pike, perch and sea trout can be anywhere depending on daylight, sun exposure, temperatures and wind direction.
Remember the protection zone at Herredsbæk.
