Fishing Day Tour in Iceland – 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

Brown Trout fishing in Iceland – In Iceland we have many of the better Brown trout rivers you can find in Europe. While total number of salmon rivers in Iceland are over 100, total number of brown trout and arctic char rivers are well over 200.  Many Icelandic anglers fish for brown trout and char

Happy New Fishing Year The year 2018 has now come to an end and a new great year, 2019, have taken its place. We thank you all for a great year and we hope we can enjoy the coming year together, in the same way as the previous one. Here are few fish from

Svarta River - We have many very good Brown Trout Rivers in Iceland. Some, or most of them are located in north part of the Island. Many of them are known for the number of brown trout that are caught each year, while others are known for the size of the Brown Trout that

Sea angling tours in Iceland - One of the best way to experience Iceland and what Iceland is all about, is to go sea angling for few hours - Icelanders have had to depend on the fish in sea since the first settlers came to Iceland. Icelandic sailors had to go out on their

Arctic Char Fishing in Iceland - Arctic char are the most common freshwater fish in Iceland. They are found in rivers and lakes all over the island. The Arctic char is closely related to both salmon and lake trout, and has many characteristics of both. The fish is highly variable in colour, depending on the time of

Lake Fishing in Iceland in 2019 – 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

Salmon fishing in Iceland in 2019 –  If you are thinking about a fishing trip to Iceland in 2019, we recommend you start planning your trip right now. Salmon season in Iceland starts in June and prime time for most rivers is from around July  10th to August 25th. Most salmon rivers in Iceland are

Fishing will start at West Ranga river later the week. For the last few years, West Ranga has hold the record each year overt total number of salmon caught in a salmon river in Iceland. We fish with max 16 rods at the salmon area at West Ranga. The river is split up to 4