Fisher holding a large trout over a river.

2025 Availability

The 2025 fishing season in Iceland is already shaping up to be an incredible one — and many of our most popular lodges and trips are booking faster than ever.
Here’s a look at where availability still remains for next season:


Highland Fishing Lodge

  • June – 15 August: Sold out
  • 15–20 August: 4 slots available
  • 20 August – 1 September: Sold out

If you’ve dreamed of fishing the Icelandic Highlands, now is your chance to grab one of the few remaining late August spots!


Battle Hill Lodge

  • Aug 27 – Sep 2: 4 slots available
  • Sep 2 – 8: Sold out
  • Sep 8 – 14: Sold out
  • Sep 14 – 20: Sold out
  • Sep 20 – 26: Sold out
  • Sep 26 – Oct 2: Sold out
  • Oct 2 – 8: Sold out
  • Oct 8 – 14: 4 slots available
  • Oct 14 – 20: 2 slots available

Fall at Battle Hill offers some of the best sea-run brown trout fishing of the year — don’t miss your chance!


Long Valley Lodge

We have periodic availability throughout the season for both trout and salmon packages, as well as float trips. Some key highlights:

  • Big early season salmon fishing: June 10–30 (prime time for heavy fish)
  • Grand Slam Week: August 8–14 (catch salmon, trout, and Arctic char)
  • Prime trout fishing: Early July (first two weeks) — perfect for dry fly and streamer action.

Self-Catering Cabin Options

For those looking for more independent fishing adventures, we offer excellent self-catering opportunities:

Svartá River

  • 4 rods + cabin sold together in 2-day slots.
  • Limited availability: 4 slots left in July, 3 in August, 2 in September.

Big Laxá – Árbót

  • Trout and salmon fishing with a beautiful riverside cabin.
  • 3 to 4 rods per slot.
  • 2 slots available in June, 2 in July, and good availability during prime salmon season (August–September).
Big laxá brown trout

Blanda Beat 4

  • Big salmon, beautiful self-catering lodge, and 3 rods sold together.
  • Good availability all season — perfect for groups or families.
A winding river flows through lush green valley with rolling hills.

Remote Highlands Fishing

Looking for a true wilderness experience?

  • Norðlingafljót: Sparse availability remaining — early booking strongly recommended.
  • Arnarvatnsheiði: Good availability for adventurous anglers seeking solitude and trophy fish.

DIY and Custom Trips

We continue to offer DIY fishing trips and custom itineraries across Iceland. Whether you’re seeking a solo adventure or a tailor-made group trip, we’re ready to help design your perfect fishing experience.


Ready to Plan Your 2025 Adventure?

Availability is limited and spots are filling fast — especially for prime dates.

Popular Fishing

A private beat on the legendary Big Laxá, offering excellent fishing for large wild brown trout alongside Atlantic salmon in beautiful Aðaldalur.
Species: Brown trout · Atlantic salmon
Season: May–September
Type: Guided · DIY
Region: North Iceland
Accommodation: Vörðuholt Lodge

Vast North Iceland river system offering exceptional Atlantic salmon fishing alongside wild brown trout and Arctic char across its varied beats.
Species: Atlantic salmon · Trout & char
Season: May–September
Type: Guided · DIY
Region: North Iceland
Accommodation: Long Valley Lodge · Self-catering options

A private beat on the legendary Big Laxá, offering excellent fishing for large wild brown trout alongside Atlantic salmon in beautiful Aðaldalur.
Species: Brown trout · Atlantic salmon
Season: May–September
Type: Guided · DIY
Region: North Iceland
Accommodation: Vörðuholt Lodge

Vast North Iceland river system offering exceptional Atlantic salmon fishing alongside wild brown trout and Arctic char across its varied beats.
Species: Atlantic salmon · Trout & char
Season: May–September
Type: Guided · DIY
Region: North Iceland
Accommodation: Long Valley Lodge · Self-catering options

Beautiful crystal-clear North Iceland river combining intimate Atlantic salmon fishing with an excellent population of wild brown trout.
Species: Atlantic salmon · Trout & char
Season: July–September
Type: Guided · DIY
Region: North Iceland
Accommodation: Long Valley Lodge · Self-catering lodge

Accessability

  • Easy – Very little hiking required, easy for every one.
  • Modrate – Some hiking required.
  • Hard – Strenuous hiking require, good physical conditions required.
  • Mixed – Some easy access areas and others that require hiking.