February. 22 2010.
Fishing in the wilderness.
The huge and completely wild area known as Arnarvatnsheidi, is a vast highland moor lands littered with numerous lakes and interconnecting rivers and streams, full of arctic char and brown trout. The Arnarvatnsheidi is framed with a stunning panorama of mountain ranges and glaciers. For the adventurous; this is the place to explore with almost endless opportunities for hiking and fishing.
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February. 22 2010.
The Fishing Card for access to 32 lakes around Iceland
Veiðikortið 2010 or "The Fishing Card" in English is a very economic choice for fishermen and travellers. With the fishing card in your pocket you can fish almost as much as you like in 32 lakes located all around Iceland.       
Only a few lakes are open all year, but most of those stay open approx between May 1^st and  September 30^th.
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February. 8 2010.
River Svarta trout & char fishing.
River Svarta is situated in the north west of Iceland, not far away from national road no.1. Despite for being located relatively close to the main road the river surroundings are remote as well as scenic.  The Svarta is an average volume river and a tributary to the salmon river Blanda. The Svarta river is divided into two separate beats (salmon & trout).
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February. 8 2010.
Brown trout river Laxa Myvatn - Laxa in Adaldal
River Laxa Myvatn the discharge of lake Myvatn is without a doubt among the best brown trout rivers in the world as well as being an enchanting river to fish.
The lush vegetation and the rich birdlife along the river is a joy to watch. The brown trout are of all sizes but the main attraction besides the stunning nature is the sizable average weight.
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January. 5 2010.
We have already started to book for the coming season !!
The best way to discover Iceland and its beautiful nature is on your own car driving on the countries unfrequented roads with magnificent scenery.
By having the fishing gear located in the trunk you have an opportunity to combine fishing with exploring.
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January. 5 2010.
Fishing in Iceland - useful information.
Iceland is an island in the North Atlantic, approximately 103,000 sq. km (38,000 sq. miles) in size with a population of approx 300,000 inhabitants. Two-thirds of the population live in and around the capital, Reykjavík. The rest of the country consists of small coastal communities, mountains and glaciers, plains and valleys, lava fields and hot springs and plenty of choice salmon & trout rivers as well as numerous lakes.
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Desember. 30 2009.
Salmon & trout fishing in Iceland.
Iceland is a Mecca for salmon and trout fishermen. Every summer the salmon run in huge numbers to spawn in the country's numerous rivers. The season is short in these northern climes, but the sport can be fast and furious.
The Angling Club of Reykjavik has a variety of trout and salmon fishing permits available in all price categories for many of the most prominent fishing spots in Iceland.
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November. 21 2009.
Brown trout fishing on river "Minni"
River Minnivallalaekur or river "Minni" as usually called is famous for producing brown trout in size range from 5 up to 8 kg each season, with the average size range from 1 up to 2 kg. Total four daily permits are available at a time including comfortable private self catering lodging. This option is ideally suited for group of anglers or families preferring privat fishing and lodging.
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November. 17 2009.
The second best salmon season ever!
The first 2009 season preliminary figures from the Icelandic salmon rivers have now been reported. A total of 72.200 salmon were caught, which is 14% less than last year. Despite that, it is still double the average catch over the years 1974-2008. The highest number of salmon caught at a single river was total 10.749 fish. The winner is the salmon river Ytri Rangá or West Ranga in English. River Midfjardara had the second best result or 4.404 salmon caught.
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October. 25 2009.
Veidivotn lakes ended up with 29.524 fish.
A new record breaking season ended on August 20th at the highland lake area Veidivotn. During the two month period the total catch was 19.925 brown trout and 9.599 arctic char. This season ended up with 5.151 more fish than the former record breaking season of 2008.
The average weight was 1,63 pound and the largest fish a 14.4 pound brown trout. 
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