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ICELAND
With countless beautiful, remote and productive waterways, Iceland is a destination on many fishermen’s bucket list for good reason. The country is a unique combination of a modern society with vast areas of unspoilt and sparsely populated countryside. There is a wide choice of places to fish with comfort lodges and facilities close at hand.
We are pleased to offer prime Icelandic trout, sea trout and salmon fishing on the following rivers / beats:
Grímsá, Laxá í Dölum, Svalbarđsá, Miðfjarðará, Skuggi, Brynjudalsá, Jökla, Minnivallalaekur and West Ranga .
GRIMSÁ
The Grímsá is a medium-sized river in the midwest region of Borgarfjordur, which is Iceland's most prolific salmon area. Often referred to as “The Queen of Rivers”, it is an important and impressive river.
LAXÁ | DÖLUM
Year after year, this river has placed among the best in Iceland both in terms of total annual catch and in terms of captures per rod day. The total 10-year average catch is 1,226 salmon during an 80-day season.
SVALBARDSA
Svalbarđsá is in the very north-east corner of Iceland in some of the most beautiful scenery of all the country. Accessed via daily domestic flights from Reykjavik to Akurei, Svalbarđsá is more easily reached than would appear the case.
MIÐFJARÐARA
One of the great attractions of the Miðfjarðará is the diversity of the fishing from intimate pools and shallow glides to spectacular canyon water, waterfalls and deeper holding pools. The river is divided into a number of beats, which are rotated between the rods, allowing anglers to experience a wide range of water.
JÖKLA
The Jökla river system runs a 100km course from the eastern slopes of the Vatnajokull glacier to the sea on the east coast. It is one of the most exciting salmon rivers on the planet; 2026 has been a record season.
WEST RANGA
The West Ranga is located approximately 60 minutes’ drive from Reykjavik and is one of the best-known salmon rivers in Iceland. Not only for its beauty and great variety of fishing pools, but also for the high volume of salmon caught every year in the 10-20lb range.
TUNGUFLJÓT
Often described as the “Rio Grande of the North”, Tungufljót is one of Iceland's most exciting sea trout rivers and a very special addition to our Iceland programme.
BIG LAXA
Northern Iceland offers some of the most exciting and varied wild brown trout fishing in the world. The region is home to rivers with excellent natural food supplies, strong populations of wild trout and some truly spectacular fishing environments.
SKUGGI
Situated at the confluence of two rivers, Skuggi offers anglers a unique experience and boasts a range of opportunities. The convergence of the rivers creates intriguing currents and eddies, providing good habitat for a variety of species.
BRYNJUDALSÁ
Brynjudalsá is a charming small river only about 40 minutes from Reykjavík. The river has a good stock of salmon and sea trout. Brynjudalsá is fished with single-handed rods, having the salmon close by and often in full view.
MINNIVALLALAEKUR
Meandering through farmland at the foothills of Mt Hekla, the 7km Minnivallalaekur River, or ‘Minni’, is a dry-fly angler’s dream. The Minni is a quality over quantity fishery; wild brown trout average 3-4lbs, with double figure fish caught each season.