Iceland salmon fishing

Andy Smith returned to the Laxa I Kjos on Iceland’s west coast in July 2018 in search of its famous Atlantic salmon run. This delightful river has always been a

With the trout fishing season now open our thoughts are turning towards salmon fishing, in particular Iceland. There is something about the build up to Icelandic salmon season that never

As we head towards the Icelandic salmon season with huge anticipation it has been a busy winter with most of Iceland’s rivers looking very full. There are some excellent slots

As Iceland becomes increasingly subscribed for this season prime space is becoming hard to come by. Some space has just become available on one of our favourite rivers in early

The 2018 salmon season is fast approaching, 2017 saw mixed fortunes for salmon but the Langá River has once again proved that it is a good option during low water years. Following

We are very excited this year to add Straumfjardara to our portfolio of Atlantic salmon rivers in Iceland. This unique river located up on Snaefells peninsular on the west coast of

The Hafralonsa is one of those rivers I have dreamed of fishing for many years after I so nearly did a season guiding there in the 1990s. Sadly a broken

As we approach the last week in August the rains have still not arrived in Iceland and many of the rivers are now crying out for water and showing their

The story from Iceland at the end of last week is still very much the same as previous – the country is waiting for rain. Many of the rivers are

Last week Iceland continued to bask in the rays of the sun which has continued to drop the water levels. It seems whenever the UK is hit by rain Iceland

The weather in Iceland over the last week has been testing; blazing sunshine and temperatures pushing 30 degrees Celsius have slowed the pace of fishing down a little. Some of

Grilse runs and good water seem to be the mainstay for most of Iceland, but large salmon and great trout dry fishing is also keeping anglers busy. The latest reports