Salmon Fishing Slows Down Across Iceland

Salmon fishing in Iceland is reportedly slowing down in most areas, a traditional occurrence as August progresses, with six rivers still yielding over a hundred salmon in the past week.

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morgunbladidSwedish6d ago

Hægist á laxveiðinni víðast hvar

Ef horft er framhjá veiðiveislunni í sunnlensku hafbeitaránum er farið að hægjast á laxveiðinni. Þetta er hefðbundin staða þegar langt er liðið á ágúst. Sex ár náðu meira en hundrað laxa viku samkvæmt nýjustu tölum. Rangárnar skiluðu ríflega 1.100 löxum á sama tíma.

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Salmon Fishing Slows Down Across Iceland

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