Fishing season
Baits allowed
Fishing limits
Guidance
Accessibility
Price range for fishing rods
Description
Lake Reyðarvatn is in Borgarfjarðarsýsla, from the bottom of Lundarreykjadalur. It is 8.3km² in area and lies at an altitude of 325m. It is best to get to the lake from the road Uxahryggjarvegur. Into the east part of the lake runs Reyðarlækur from Lake Stórra-Brunnvatni. From the northeast two rivers run into it, Leirá and Fossá. The well-known salmon river, Grímsá, flows out from the lake to the northwest. Reyðarvatn has good numbers of Arctic char and some are small (dwarf) char. Fish of more than 12 pounds have been caught, but the most common size is 1-2 pounds, excluding the very small (dwarf) char. There are many good fishing spots all around the lake. One of the best fishing spots is where Grímsá runs from the lake and another where Fossá runs into the lake.
Fishing rules
4 rods are allowed to fish the Fossá and its estuary. The number of rods fishing the lake and down to the top waterfall in Grímsá is not limited. Fishing licenses cost 10,000 ISK in Fossá and 5,000 ISK for the lake.
Directions
There are two fishing areas: On is the the Fossá river and a part of the lake around its estuary. The other is he lake itself together with a short part of Grímsá, down to the top waterfall.
Services nearby
Nearest cities
Borgarnes: 48 km (to hiking trail), Akranes: 77 km, Reykjavík: 114 km and Akureyri: um 340 km
About the fishing license
Árni Ingvarsson at Skarði t: +354 892-1391
Schedule
From the morning to the evening, total of 12 hours per day
Location
Latest news at Reyðarvatn
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