
Iceland 2025 Season In Review & Booking 2026
The 2025 season — June through September — will be remembered as a year of contrasts. On the whole the country produced fewer salmon than many of us had hoped:
The 2025 season — June through September — will be remembered as a year of contrasts. On the whole the country produced fewer salmon than many of us had hoped:
The 2025 salmon season on the Stóra Laxá will be remembered as one of contrasts. Early in the summer, anglers faced a challenging start, with runs arriving later than expected
There are still some fantastic slots available on the Stóra Laxa for this coming season. The Stóra Laxa has a reputation as being THE big fish river on the south
Iceland 2025 Availability The Season is upon us! Fishing has started in earnest in Iceland and we have seen some well mended fish landed on the West coast so far.
As the Icelandic season slowly draws to a close, we look back over the year with fond memories and a smile on our faces. Having faced a couple of years
The beginning of the salmon season in Iceland is traditionally marked by the opening of the Nordura River in mid-June. Nordura is one of the first rivers to open, and
There are still some fantastic autumn slots available on the Stóra Laxa for this season. The Stóra Laxa has a reputation as being THE big fish river on the south
Iceland 2024 Availability With Easter now behind us the Iceland salmon season is only a couple of months away. Over the last month we have seen a few rods become
Finally spring is making itself known and we are now only two months away frm the start of the Icelandic season. If you have not locked in your salmon 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
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