Fly Fishing Iceland
Wild brown trout, Atlantic salmon, and Arctic char in the rivers of the volcanic north.
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Iceland is the real deal
Fly fishing in Iceland centers on the clear, spring-fed rivers of the volcanic north, where nutrient-rich water pouring out of lakes like Mývatn grows wild brown trout to remarkable size. Through our partner Iceland Fishing Guide, we offer access to three intimate lodges near Akureyri. Árnes Lodge sits on the upper Laxá í Aðaldal, one of the country's most storied trout rivers, where the average fish tops 19 inches. Reykjadalsá Lodge covers roughly 35 kilometers of private water holding brown trout, Atlantic salmon, and Arctic char. Mýrarkvísl Lodge rounds out the collection with more classic northern river fishing. Each lodge takes only a handful of anglers per week, keeping pressure low and the walk-and-wade fishing wonderfully personal. It is a raw, dramatic landscape and a fishery that lives up to its reputation.
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