Fishing in Iceland in 2018 Fishing in Iceland in 2018 - East Ranga is one of the best salmon rivers in Iceland. Average catch are close to 4.400 salmon pr season in recent years at East Ranga. Fishing at the river this season, that is now coming to an end, was little bit below
Fishing in Iceland in 2018 Now the 2017 fishing season in coming to an end here in Iceland. This season was quite good, both salmon and trout fishing. But now we have started to plan for next season, Fishing in Iceland in 2018. We have added some great rivers to your top picks for
Fishing in Iceland - Our fishing season here in Iceland, has been quite good this year. The weather has not been the anglers best friend, but never the less we have had many great fishing days. Most of our favourite rivers have been fishing very well. Here you can find short report of few
West Ranga salmon fishing - First few weeks of the salmon season here in Iceland have been very good. Fishing started at few rivers in beginning of June, but fishing starts at most rivers in the end of June. First day of fishing at West Ranga Salmon river was yesterday. Weather was not good, but
Salmon fishing in Iceland in 2017 - June 3th was the first day of the Salmon season here in Iceland. River Nordura was the first of the major salmon rivers here in Iceland, to "open". In beginning of the season, Nordura is fished with 8 rods pr day. On the first 2 days, around 30
Many anglers fish nearly only in lakes. If you are one of those anglers, we have some great lakes for you to fish in here in Iceland. Some rivers in Iceland are fly only, but in most lakes you can fish with Fly, spinner/lure and even bait. In most lakes in Iceland you can find
Brown trout at lake thingvellir - If you are planning a fishing trip to Iceland, there is one area you should definitely consider adding to your trip, and that is Lake Thingvallavatn. Lake Thingvellir lies in a rift valley that extends south from the Langjokull glacier to mount Hengill, and from Botnssulur in the west
Guided day tours in 2017 - One of the best ways to experience Icelandic nature is to go fishing. We offer guided fishing day tours to many rivers and lakes in south west and north part of Iceland. Within approx. 1 hour driving distance from Reykjavik and Akureyri. We offer also fishing and sightseeing tour and for those who do
Our fishing season starts on April 1st here in Iceland. That´s when Icelandic anglers wipe the dust of their fly and spinning rods and go fishing. First few weeks of fishing in Iceland is all about Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Arctic Char. The sea trout goes back to the sea in April and May and comes
Next weekend, March 11-12th., we will attend the London Fly Fishing Fair that is held at the Business Design Centre. We will share a stand with our friend from Iceland fishing guide.com. We hope, if you live in the London area, that you will be able to pay us a visit and we are happy