Iceland Fishing Report; 5th July
Last week in Iceland began with some rain on the west coast that did a wonderful job of topping up the rivers without flooding them. Temperatures have remained reasonably consistent
Last week in Iceland began with some rain on the west coast that did a wonderful job of topping up the rivers without flooding them. Temperatures have remained reasonably consistent
The first weeks of the Iceland season have seen fantastic catches of multi-sea wintered salmon throughout the country and the large brown trout of the north are already readily taking
The 2016 Iceland salmon season appears to have continued on from where it left last year, 2015 was a near record year in terms of fish numbers, with good numbers
As we move into 2016 rods are being dusted off, reels checked, and welcome Christmas presents added to our tackle arsenals. Iceland is currently covered in snow and reporting one
Laxá I Kjos has always been fished by the international elite, and very quickly built a fantastic reputation as one of the world’s best small salmon rivers. It is considered
Prime salmon fishing in Iceland for 2016 has filled quickly off the back of such a memorable season for salmon runs in 2015, but there is a handful of space
With rivers flowing on all sides of Iceland there is great diversity to be found, some small rivers, some big, others offering one species and some offering them all. If
Whether going as a standalone trout fishing trip or combining it with salmon fishing or a family holiday, Iceland offers some of the finest wild brown trout fishing in the
2015 was a fantastic season in Iceland, some rivers seeing record numbers of salmon landed whilst others performed well over the average. Some anglers, in prime time, were catching as
As many of the rivers across Iceland wind down we reflect on what has simply be one of the most fantastic seasons in the last decade, and even in September
Even though some rivers are still finishing up their last weeks of fishing it is clear that this season in Iceland has been a bumper one with many rivers up
We are delighted to see the Icelandic salmon season continue to produce great numbers of fish. A lot of the rivers have now surpassed their 2014 total season catch with