Arctic Angling
Hafnarbraut 2, 675 RaufarhöfnNorth Iceland
Arctic Angling offers brown trout and arctic char fishing tours with an experienced fishing guide on lakes, creeks and rivers of the peninsula Melrakkaslétta and the peninsula Langanes in the far northeast of Iceland. These are areas, somewhat off the beaten track, seldom visited by tourists in Iceland. Please contact for tours and booking information.
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