Anglers.is is the website for Anglers who wish to get to know Icelandic rivers and fishing areas. A model for this website is an Icelandic web, www.veida.is. The owners of these two websites are the same. Anglers.is goal is primarily to introduce Icelandic lakes and rivers to anglers all around the world. And also to give them the chance to experience the rivers and nature through pictures and videos that can be found on Anglers.is. A huge number of images can be found on the site. Take time to view them, so you will get the best feel for the fishing area that you're reading about.

Brunná in Oxarfjordur is a gin clear char and sea trout river on the north east coast of Iceland. The number of rods allowed in the river are three. The river is a fly fishing river only. Brunná flows through a wonderful surroundings, offering areas of unique beauty and diversity. The river flows through brushwood country and at its lower reaches it combines with a branch of the glacier river Jokulsá, creating the much sought after visible line of clear and mud-colored water.

If you are thinking about a fishing trip to Iceland, Anglers.is is the right place to start planing. On Anglers.is you can find info about lot of rivers and lakes in Iceland, and huge numbers of images and videos as well. A model for this website is an Icelandic web, www.veida.is. The owners of these two websites are the same. Anglers.is

Laxa á Refasveit is a medium sized river emptying into the Húnaflói bay, a short way north of the town Blönduós. 15 kilometers are passable for fish. Fishing in Laxa in Refasveit is in much demand but it is often few good days free during july and agust. Very good self catering lodge is by the river with accommodation of 6 in 3 separate room.

Hofsa is one of the “big” northeast rivers and one of the two major Vopnafjordur rivers, the other being Sela. Hofsa has different characteristics to Sela. It has a long canyon on the top beats, a dramatic impassable falls and a string of challenging pools as the river thunders down the canyon. But once the