
Svörtuklettar, lake Thingvellir
Svörtuklettar (Black Cliffs) is a unique and scenic fishing spot located on the northwestern shore of Lake Þingvallavatn – Iceland’s largest spring-fed lake, nestled within the historic Þingvellir National Park.
Iceland is one of the greatest place for anglers to fish for trout and char. Iceland is known for its pure rivers, wilderness and its plentiful of fish. Many anglers visit Iceland annually, whilst others dream about and plan their first visit for years..
Svörtuklettar (Black Cliffs) is a unique and scenic fishing spot located on the northwestern shore of Lake Þingvallavatn – Iceland’s largest spring-fed lake, nestled within the historic Þingvellir National Park.
Fullsæll is a new river to the public located in South Iceland, the river has mostly been used for private use. It is a perfect day-tour fishing destination and is around 60-minute drive from Reykjavik.
Big seatrout in South Iceland. West Rangá river is mostly known for salmon fishing, but it can offer some incredible steatrout opportunity.
Lake Thingvellir provides us with a fly fishing wonder. The “Ice age brown trout” can grow up to extreme sizes, with reports every year recording trout up to 30 pounds.
Leira river is a sensitive and small two rod salmon- and sea trout river set in beautiful surroundings less than an hour drive from Reykjavik.
Holaá river is one of the most popular day tours fishing locations in southern Iceland. It is located only 45 min from Reykjavik, which makes it very convenient.
All trout anglers must try the Brown trout fishing on Laxá at some point in their lives. It is one of the best Brown trout rivers in the world and has many admirers and regular anglers.
Myvatnsveit is the upper camp of the famous Laxá river, just below where the river flows out from Lake Myvatn. This is a dream area for all trout anglers.
Reykjadalsá river is one of better trout rivers in Iceland with high volume catch every year and some anglers call the river dry fly fishing heaven.