Iceland's Laxá in Ásum Atlantic Salmon

Charles Gaines writes eloquently about the precious opportunity to fly fish Iceland’s Laxá in Ásum River with his wife Greta. “One spring day in 895, Ingimundur went down to catch a salmon from his river and found a neighbor–named Hrolleifur–poaching from the opposite bank. Commanded to leave at once, Hrolleifur threw a spear across the river and well into Ingi, thus initiating his own speedy demise at the hands of Ingi’s sons.” In Forbes magazine.