The Rymättylä area and its surroundings in the Finnish Archipelago Sea are renowned for their diverse fishing opportunities and stunning coastal landscapes. Here’s a breakdown of notable fishing areas within a max. 2-hour boat ride:

1. Sheltered Bays and Inlets
Röölä and the Nearby Islands: These waters are calm and ideal for fishing perch and pike, especially in spring and early summer when fish move to shallower, warmer areas.
Airisto Area: Known for zander and perch, this is a great spot for trolling and jigging in deeper waters during summer and early autumn.
2. Rocky Islets and Reefs
Luonnonmaa and Naantali waters: characterized by rocky shores and underwater structures, this area is excellent for pike and sea trout. Fish are often found lurking near underwater ledges and rocks.
Kustavi Archipelago (northwest): A bit further out, this area has clear waters and a variety of habitats that attract pike, perch, and even whitefish.
3. Open Waters
Outer Archipelago (Hanka and Seili): These waters are deeper and often provide good catches of sea trout and larger zander. The more exposed conditions may require experience or guidance.
Teersalo and Nauvo Areas: These areas offer both sheltered and open water, with opportunities for trolling sea trout and catching pike near reeds and rocky shores.
Fishing Seasons and Conditions
Spring & Summer: Perfect for pike and perch in shallow bays.
Autumn: Cooler waters make sea trout and zander more active in deeper areas.
Winter (Ice Fishing): If ice conditions permit, pilkki fishing for perch and zander is popular.

Local fishing permits are required; make sure to adhere to regulations regarding catch sizes and protected species.
Rymättylä and the surrounding archipelago combine pristine nature with rich fishing opportunities, making it a prime destination for anglers seeking variety and adventure.

Fish Types in the Area

Baltic Salmon

Herring

Flatfish

Large Whitefish