Gringað

Gringað is a coastal town on the Copper Bay in the province of Arus Fall. Its renowned fishing port is located at the end of the mouth of the river Eskiholt. If this small town has been able to grow so fast in recent decades and reach nearly 36,000 souls it is largely due to the changing behaviour of the criðnis shoals. The criðnis have surprisingly started to change their breeding area and prefer the Copper Bay to the Three-tooth Bay.   Local fishermen quickly took advantage of this aubene and a real trade developed around the criðnis and their eggs.   Close to the capital , Gringað soon became the main fishing port of Roðtull'heill . Today, many people are trying to become fishermen and are embarking on an adventure there. Especially as the shoals in the bay seem to be ever more numerous.   The town is ruled by Egil Gunnarsson, an old fisherman who is in charge of the town and has the confidence of the capital. He seems to have helped a lot in the development of the daily fish market and the advent of the local speciality, a flavoured fried fish, as a popular dish.