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Battle Hill Lodge Superb sea trout fishing Iceland’s incredible sea trout fishing has long been overlooked by those in favour of salmon. Battle Hill Lodge is the country’s first specific

The Stóra Laxa has long had a reputation for its run of large multi-sea winter fish amid some of the most spectacular scenery in Iceland. The river itself is 150km

The Kaldakvísl River is a hidden gem in Iceland’s highlands. Fished by a select few, the 16km section of river has only limited number of rods available each season. Words

Tungnaá is a fascinating crystal-clear stream, flowing through beautiful miniature canyons as well as more traditional pools, filled with both Ice Age brown trout and big Arctic char. This highland

Deplar Farm is located in the remote Fljot valley in northern Iceland’s mountainous Troll Peninsula. This distinctive property was once a sheep farm and has been converted into a wonderful lodge still  celebrating its rugged past with authentic Icelandic architecture and glorious views.

Straumfjardara is a short river fed by two mountain lakes and several smaller springs which combine to create 12km of prime salmon holding water, as well as char and sea

Deildara is a delightful three rod fly fishing river in north eastern Iceland. It may be just seven kilometres long but the 19 named pools offer the chance to catch

The Huseyjarkvisl River, situated in northern Iceland, is perfectly suited for fly fishing. Each pool offers good pace and holding spots for swinging flies. The water temperature is normally relatively

Thverá is one of the most prestigious salmon rivers in Iceland and has been frequented by British salmon anglers since the late 19th century. It is the lower part of