destination fishing

As the salmon season in Iceland draws ever closer it won’t be long before we are once again awaiting the first few silver fish to nose up the rivers of

In Europe, there are very few wilderness areas quite like Northern Scandinavia. For much of the year, this part of the world remains inaccessible by all but the hardy few.

As winter began to blossom into spring just a few months ago, we were full of optimism and looking forward to once again welcoming guests to the beauty of the

As Iceland is one of the very few countries we can travel to this summer it is unsurprisingly having a very busy season. Although there are a few hoops to

Over the past few years my primary focus has been trout and saltwater fishing so swinging flies for salmon has taken a bit of a back seat. I have been

The Icelandic season is in full swing and so far has gone very well. The runs have been solid and the fish sizes perhaps slightly larger than average, but all

The Icelandic season is in full swing and so far has gone very well. The runs have been solid and the fish sizes perhaps slightly larger than average, but all

Due to some unforseen circumstances we have a couple of rods left on Midfjardara and Laxa I Kjos. Both are in prime time and are opportunities not to be missed.

George Cook, a long time friend of ours at Deneki Outdoors, came to fish the Nushagak River for King Salmon recently. He planned to test flies, rods, reels, lines, and

Life is almost back to what is considered the new normal at the Lodge. Mike and I are here and well, and our Belize River Lodge crew is helping to

When looking at the fishing in Iceland it is very easy to become preoccupied with salmon fishing and many overlook the incredible sea trout, trout and char fishing it has

With Iceland now on the green list for UK fishermen it is one of the very few destinations open to the travelling angler this summer. Being on the green list