destination fishing

Situated near Borgarfjörður in West Iceland, approximately 2 1/2 hours drive from Reykjavík, the Thverá is one of the country’s most sought-after salmon rivers, with rods normally secured well in

Iceland offers some of the most exciting and varied trout and sea trout fishing in Europe, and 2027 looks set to be another fantastic season to experience it. From the

Northern Scandinavia stands out in Europe as one of the few remaining wilderness areas, largely inaccessible for much of the year except to the most resilient adventurers. However, during the

Iceland is enjoying a phenomenal salmon season, with many of the country’s rivers currently running as much as 40% ahead of their catch statistics from recent seasons. With September approaching,

The silver king is not just restricted to the salt flats and mangroves, they will move into brackish and even fresh water to feed when conditions and environments allow. This

Three weeks can make an enormous difference in an Icelandic salmon season, and that has certainly been the case during the first half of July. After a hesitant opening, salmon

While Europe and North America thaw into spring, New Zealand settles into autumn: cooler temperatures and fewer anglers. March is a moment of challenge, offering some of the most rewarding

The Icelandic salmon season has now moved beyond the opening phase, with the majority of the country’s major rivers having been fishing since mid-June. The first weeks have produced a

We are now less than six weeks away from the start of another Icelandic salmon season, and the sense of anticipation is building. It has been a relatively late spring

Fly fishing in New Zealand’s early season months – October to December – is often overlooked for its variability, but that’s exactly where the advantage lies. Fish haven’t seen pressure

We are nearing the end of an interesting and ultimately successful 2025 salmon season in Norway, like all salmon destinations around the world this year conditions have gone between high

The Winsnes Fly Fishing Lodge in Norway has a rich history dating back to 1882 when it was founded by the first British salmon fishers, known as the ‘Salmon Lords’