Salmon Club Iceland
FISHING SERVICES
fishing salmon, trout, sea trout and arctic char
Fly fishing in Iceland for salmon, trout, arctic char and sea trout. The rivers and lakes in Iceland are rich with fish of the salmon species. Fishing in Iceland is a great sport and a unforgettable adventure. Once you try it you are hooked.
Fishing hruta
located in the NORTHWEST
2. hour drive from reykjavik
Fishing Salmon and Arctic Char
fishing jokla
mission statement
We are happy to support and promote fishing as a sport and as a lifestyle around the world. We help the beginners and the experienced members of our club become professional fishermen. At the same time we advise to take care about the environment. We are supporters of catch and release. We don’t leave anything behind on the banks except our footprint. We respect the nature, the rules and law of the country we fish in.
Lake Fishing for trout!
Fly fishing in in Icelandic lakes for trout is a unforgettable sport.
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Fly fishing for salmon
Fishing the hitch can be very affected way to get t the salmon to take the fly with a BANG
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The Fishing Season in Iceland keeps going from April first until October twentieth, yet inside that period you will confront numerous various conditions, species to target and fishing techniques dependent on the month or week. So let us separate the season step by step April: April first is the open day for a few trout waterways and lakes. Conditions…
Iceland offers some great sea trout and brown trout fishing. It’s also a premiere salmon fishing destination! June to September are prime salmon fishing months in Iceland. The trout season in Iceland starts in April. Most folks fish for sea trout size which average 3-4 pounds, but quite often anglers will get some 15-20 pounders. Local anglers most often use streamers…
Hello Friends and clients The season of 2020 is now recently over, the last rivers in Iceland were closed on the 20th of October. Only very few though are open so late, sea trout rivers and salmon rivers propped up by smolt releasing. Generally speaking, there was a marked recovery in the salmon fishing from the sad season of…
If true new fishing adventures are to be found in Iceland, the Jöklafishery is definitely the place. We fish many kown pools but thisriver system is so big that there still are many places that havenot been fished yet!The system consists of the main river Jökla and the tributariesFossá, Laxá and Kaldá. Also the Fögruhlíðará which is a separatestream which…