Fishing for salmon has always been an exciting and rewarding experience. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a newbie still trying to understand the basics, one thing is clear: the right equipment can make a world of difference in your overall success. One such piece of equipment that is crucial in salmon fishing is the … Read more
Welcome to our Icelandic fishing blog, where we dive deep into the world of fishing, fish recipes, and the culture surrounding this age-old practice. Today, we’re taking you on a culinary adventure to explore a unique dish: Indian Candied Salmon. This flavorful dish combines robust Indian spices and traditional Icelandic candying techniques, resulting in a … Read more
Iceland, the land of fire and ice, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, geysers, and, not to mention, its thriving fishing industry. Among the myriad of seafood delicacies that this Nordic country is famous for, salmon toro stands out as a culinary gem. This is a dish that blends tradition and modernity, resulting in a … Read more
The 2018 fishing season is coming to an end in few days for most of the rivers in Iceland. Our rivers have been performing very well, both in our salmon rivers and our trout beats up in the north. Salmon rivers Prime time is for the most parts over in our salmon river and most … Read more
The new year is well under way and with only a month to go to the opening of the 2018 fishing season in Iceland it’s time to look at some available fishing dates starting with the trout fishing we offer. Laxa in Laxardalur We have 3 rods available for the opening days on the river. … Read more
We at Reykjavik Angling Club wish you all Merry Christmas and tight lines in the new year.
The 2018 fishing season is coming up fast and we have received a lot of bookings for our rivers for the upcoming season. We still have a few spots left for both salmon and brown trout fishing and there are some really good spots available. Please find available dates with prices (in ISK) below. Please … Read more
We are proud to announce a new river available to our clients, the Straumfjardara River. The river is located on the West Coast of Iceland, 150 km from Reykjavik. It is fished with a maximum of 4 daily rods and the average catch rates are 441 salmon per year. It is a river perfectly suited … Read more
Now only a few days are left of the fishing season in Iceland and I wanted to do a review of the rivers we offer and how they fared in 2016. Let’s start with the salmon fishing as it’s easiest. Haukadalsa River Had an absolutely fantastic season following a great season last year. It’s clear … Read more
This season is now soon to an end here in Iceland. Although we still fish until October 20. we are getting ready to pack it in after an eventful season. We have started our sea trout fishing and in fact we just returned from a great trip on the Huseyjarkvisl River. We fished 4 rods … Read more