The salmon season in Iceland has officially begun, bringing a wave of excitement among fly fishers worldwide. The first salmon have already been caught, and notably, the first springer has been seen in Laxa I Kjos—signalling a strong start to the 2025 season. As the rivers awaken, anglers are eagerly securing their spots on some of Iceland’s most iconic waters, and we still have some prime openings left that we wished to draw your attention to:
Laxa I Kjos
19 – 22 June: 6 rods, £4,250 per rod
8 – 11 July: 1 rod – £7,370 per rod
29 July – 1 August: 1 rod – £7,370 (Hosted by Aardvark McLeod)
5 – 8 August: 1 rod – £5,390 per rod
8 – 11 August: 2 rods – £5,170 per rod
Midfjardará
18 – 21 June: 1 rod – £7,420
23 – 26 August: 2 rods – £7,420
Nordurá
21 – 24 July: 3 rods – £7,590 per rod
24 – 27 July: 6 rods – £7,590 per rod
27 – 30 July: 1 rod – £7,030 per rod
30 July – 2 August: 4 rods – £5,820 per rod
2 – 5 August: 8 rods – £5,490 per rod
Stora Laxa (lower)
24 – 27 June: 1 rod – £6,420 per rod
27 – 30 June: 2 rods – £5,950 per rod
3 – 6 July: 2 rods – £5,590 per rod
21 – 24 July: 2 rods – £5,150 per rod
27 – 30 July: 3 rods – £4,950 per rod
2 – 5 August: 6 rods – £4,450 per rod
8 – 11 August: 3 rods – £4,150 per rod
Langá
18 – 21 July: 2 rods – £7,850 per rod
24 – 27 July: 2 rods – £7,100 per rod
Blanda
23 – 27 June: 8 rods – US$5,170
27 June – 1 July: 8 rods – US$5,170
1 – 5 July: 8 rods – US$5,920
5 – 9 July: 8 rods – US$5,920
9 – 13 July: 8 rods – US$6,280
13 – 17 July: 8 rods – US$6,280
1 – 5 August: 8 rods – US$6,280
5 – 9 August: 8 rods – US$6,280
For more details on fishing in Iceland please visit the official 2025 Iceland availability page and do not hesitate to contact Peter McLeod or Alex Jardine or call our office on +44(0)1980 847389.