Do you need a license to fish in Iceland?
All you need is a rental car, fishing gear & a fishing licence. When you are driving around in Iceland, you will come across many lakes where fishing might even be free or you pay a minimum amount. You only have to find the landowner and ask.
Do you need permission to fish in Scotland?
You do not need a licence to fish with rod and line anywhere in Scotland apart from in the Border Esk region. You only need permission from the landowner or an angling club.
Can you fish in Scotland without a permit?
There is no fishing licence necessary to fish in Scotland. The only exception is the Border Esk region of Scotland, which flows into England and is regarded as English water.
Is it illegal to fish on a Sunday in Scotland?
Fishing for salmon and sea trout on a Sunday is strictly prohibited. However, it is not illegal for other forms of fishing and most still water fisheries operate on Sundays.
How much does a fishing license cost in Iceland?
Purchasing the Fishing Card (www.veidikortid.is ) is the most economical way of lake fishing in Iceland. It gives you access to 36 lakes all around the country and costs only 6900 ISK (about 40 Euros or 47 USD). It is valid for the calendar year (currently 2014) and can be used as often as you wish.
How much is a fishing permit in Iceland?
It gives you access to 36 lakes all around the country and costs only 6900 ISK (about 40 Euros or 47 USD). It is valid for the calendar year (currently 2014) and can be used as often as you wish.
Can I eat fish I catch Scotland?
In Scotland it is a criminal offence to sell your catch of salmon or sea trout, so you must always return your fish to the river unless you intend to eat it. In the interests of conservation, many rivers run a catch and release policy or impose limits on how many fish you can take for yourself.