Trout areas where salmon can also be found
Iceland has several fishing areas that are known for char or trout fishing, but salmon can also be caught there. These areas are usually located downstream in a water system
Iceland has several fishing areas that are known for char or trout fishing, but salmon can also be caught there. These areas are usually located downstream in a water system
Some passionate anglers struggle to wait for spring and summer when the rivers open. Many of them spend their time tying flies, while others enjoy reading fishing magazines or books.
The website Veiðiheimar has been active for approximately 4 years. Initially, it was only in Icelandic, but an English version was added in 2023. Its usage has been steadily increasing,
The documentary “Árnar þagna” by Óskar Pál Sveinsson has garnered significant praise and raised concerns among viewers. The film vividly portrays the impact of sea cage farming on wild salmon
The performance of the most famous sea trout rivers varied this summer. Fishing in the river Tungulækur was significantly better than last year. There was a 46% increase in fishing
A new operator, Fish Partner ehf, is assuming control of the Blanda River and will be responsible for agency sales. The company has taken control of the river at a
The salmon fishing season in Iceland ended last month in the natural salmon rivers, but fishing is still ongoing in the East and West Rangá rivers. The final numbers from
The Arctic char population is in a concerning state, as indicated by the recent logging records, especially in the northern char rivers. The charr are retreating, but the number of
Fishing in many of the country’s smaller salmon rivers has been good this summer, with the best fishing reported in the Andakílsá and Hrútafjarðará rivers. Last week, River Hrútafjarðará yielded