If you are an angler and a hunter, one of the best way to enjoy Iceland, is to combine a shoting and fishing in one trip to Iceland. We at anglers.is are experts in fishing but now we have also added the possibility of Goose and Duck hunting in Iceland to our catalogue.
If you are on your way to Iceland as a tourist, coming over here to enjoy all the best that Iceland have to offer, you should definitely go fishing for a day. We at anglers.is offer guided fishing tour to many lakes and rivers in Iceland. We offer one day tours or longer tours. Our tours are great for both those who are experienced anglers and those who are beginners. Our fishing trips are for those you like to fly fish, go spin fishing or bait fishing.
If you are planning a fishing trip to Iceland, there is one area you should definitely consider add to your trip, and that is Lake thingvallavatn. In Lake thingvallavatn lives three of the five species of freshwater fish found in Iceland: brown trout, Arctic charr and the three-spine stickleback. All though fighting the powerfull Arctic Char is great fun it is the brown trout that most anglers come for.
Although 2014 is not all over yet, we have allready started to book permits and trips for next season, 2015. To be sure of getting permits to the best salmon and trout rivers in Iceland 2015, you should plan ahead and start preparing your trip. We can help you organize your fishing trip to Iceland next season. just send us email; info@angler.is -
Here you can see few pictures from this summer,
In 10 days the 2014 salmon season will start here in Iceland. Last summer was great and we are looking forward to next few months. To warm up for the summer we will take alook at few pictures from last summer. If you are interested to go salmon fishing in Iceland, just send us an email; info@anglers.is
The brown trout in Lake Þingvallavatn, whose origin can be traced to Britain, has long been one of the most talked-about freshwater fish in Iceland - and abroad. The brown trout's fame is based primarily on its large size and great numbers. After it became isolated in Þingvallavatn in the wake of the last ice age, living conditions proved beneficial, and it was found in many populations all over the lake.
New river here on Anglers.is is River Svarta (Black River). There are few rivers in Iceland that is called "Svarta". This one is famous for its Brown Trout. It is located in North-west Iceland, about 280 km from Reykjavik City. Svarta is fished with 4 rods and is a fly only river. A great Brown trout river. The size of the trout range from 30-68 cm. Last summer, many brown trout 60 cm and longer, was caught. Here you can read more about Svarta River and below you can see pictures from the river.
The past few weeks we have had few new rivers listed on anglers.is. Among them are salmon rivers like Mýrarkvisl, Brynjudalsa, Laxa in Dolum and Laxa in Refasveit. All of them are very good river, rivers that is worth visiting. I like to mention one river especially, River Laxa in Refasveit.
River Laxa in Dölum is one of the best salmon river in Iceland. The average catch pr. rod is among the highest in Iceland. Laxa is only fished with 4-6 rods. It is about 25 km long so anglers have lot of space for them selves. The Laxa river in Dölum is a medium sized river with a fair volume of fish and numerous multi-winter salmons are caught every year.
The brown trout in Lake Þingvallavatn, whose origin can be traced to Britain, has long been one of the most talked-about freshwater fish in Iceland - and abroad. The brown trout's fame is based primarily on its large size and great numbers. In september the trout goes up in to the river Oxara to spawn - here are few great pictures taken these this weekend in and at the river Oxara.