Who says no to the most enjoyable recreational sport in the world in the most beautiful and wonderful scenic rich island full of rivers and lakes? Have great fun by fishing in the magical island situated far in the North – Atlantic region. This island consists of outstanding landscapes which attracts visitors from all over the world. Glaciers and volcanoes add colors to this island. Guessing what could be this island? It is none other than Iceland.

Fishing can be done either individually or in groups in Iceland. From Sea angling to river or lake fishing, you can enjoy the activity and catching a fish is guarantee provided necessary steps are taken. There is wide range of fishing tours available in Iceland. If you plan and organize well, this sport will be more interesting. When heading to a new destination before simply starting fishing, you have to gather all the information regarding the places where different types of fish are available in Iceland. For example with Sea angling in Reykjavik, you can find Cod, Pollock, Haddock, Halibut and Catfish. Next step is to know at what seasons you can fish at target places. Gear up your fishing equipment which has to be disinfected as per the bio – security rules in Iceland. Collect good fishing bait, either lures, natural or artificial baits.

Most exciting Iceland fishing tours are many. Volcano fishing at the exotic highland of Landmannalaugar which is rich for Brown Trout and Arctic Char never disappoints you with its environment. The black sands, craters, lava, crystal clear lakes and streams are a great sight. Spin and fly fishing are the best sports here. Mountain fishing adventure from Reykjavik entertains you with Brown Trout which are a great opponent. Salmon – River fishing where fly fishing, spinning and bait fishing are famous is another exciting tour. Trout and Arctic Char fishing, Lake fishing and Sea angling in Reykjavik are other interesting fishing tours available.

Day tour fishing at the finest rivers close to Reykjavik is a good way to combine the magical viewing of historic nature and to enjoy the fishing sport. Iceland has got many Salmon rivers where anglers will be deeply involved in fishing and enjoy the fun. Lake Tinda and the Tungaa River are the yet another main fishing attractions that remain unexplored. The Tungaa River which was formerly a glacial river is situated in the secluded hills. Trout found in this river weigh between three to seven pounds and are covered with volcanic black sand.

Extracurricular activities along with fishing are greatly encouraged in the trip so that you can experience a fuller grasp of Icelandic culture. Love fishing!! For more information visit - http://f-i-s-h.co/