Dreaming of hard-fighting salmon in jaw-dropping scenery? Rare July openings have just come up on three of our favourite Icelandic rivers. Peak season. Peak rivers. Limited rods. Book now—before they’re
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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
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Iceland 2026 Availability The new season is already coming into focus. After a steady 2025 in Iceland — with healthy runs, consistent catches and good performance across the Aardvark McLeod
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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:
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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
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In our latest YouTube video, Peter McLeod visits the Hítará after many years away, and catches up with Halli and Raynir to discuss the history of one of Iceland’s most
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In our latest YouTube video, Alex Jardine visits the Stóra Laxa to sample its world-renowned salmon fishing, and gives us a run-down of the lodge and the individual beats. The
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The 2025 Iceland salmon season has started with a noticeable delay across the country, with many rivers running two to three weeks behind where they would typically be by mid-July.
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In 2025 we bring you a unique opportunity to fish the world-famous ION beats on Lake Thingvallavatn combined with salmon fishing on Laxa I Kjos in 17 – 20 June,
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With the salmon season only five months away and what is looking like a good snow year we are getting very excited for the season ahead. Although all the salmon
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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
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We have a few rods on the Midfjardara that have come up for next year, which is very rare. The Midfjardara is a name known to every salmon fisherman who
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