Which fishing day trip from Reykjavík is right for you? The right fishing day starts with choosing suitable water. When you contact Fish Partner, we ask about your travel dates, fishing experience, and what you enjoy before recommending a trip. You might be picking up a fly rod for the first time, looking for dry-fly
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Spend six full days fly fishing for sea-run Arctic char in South Greenland, exploring clear rivers and travelling through fjords surrounded by mountains, glaciers and icebergs. Join Fish Partner at Lax-á Camp in July 2027 for a week combining remote fishing with comfortable cabins, full-board meals and shared guiding. We’re offering two departures dates, each
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Planning a fly fishing trip to Iceland in 2027? From giant wild brown trout and Arctic char to Atlantic salmon and sea-run brown trout, Iceland offers an extraordinary variety of fly fishing throughout the season. Fish Partner offers everything from fully hosted lodge experiences and private guided day trips to self-drive fishing and completely customized
The 2026 season at Highland Fishing Lodge has ended. The lodge opened on May 25 and closed on August 25 after another memorable summer in the Icelandic Highlands.Although the lodge is now closed, our guided day trips will continue during September whenever the weather and water conditions allow. Before looking back at the season, we
Our second fishing season has come to an end at Long Valley Lodge, and the lodge is now closed for the year. It has been a very good season, filled with memorable fishing, great company and the constantly changing conditions that make fishing in Iceland so interesting. Before looking back at the fishing, we would
For many international anglers, one of the most confusing aspects of planning a trip to Iceland is understanding how fishing access works. Unlike countries where you purchase a government-issued license and gain broad access to public waters, Iceland operates under a privately controlled fishing rights system. Access is structured. Rod numbers are limited. Rights are
The Fish Partner team will be attending several fly fishing shows across North America and Europe this winter and spring. These events offer a great opportunity to meet us in person, discuss fishing in Iceland, and explore lodge stays, rivers, lakes, DIY options, and custom itineraries. We’ll be available throughout each show to answer questions, help
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Planning a fishing trip to Iceland this summer? Below is a current overview of key lodge availability, prime booking windows, and DIY alternatives across some of Fish Partner’s most sought-after fisheries. Availability is limited in several locations, so early planning is essential. Lake Þingvallavatn – A Unique Trout & Char Destination Lake Þingvallavatn remains one
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Iceland offers one of the world’s most complete fishing experiences: wild, self-sustaining trout, char, and salmon; spectacular variety in rivers and lakes; accessible yet remote-feeling landscapes; and a deep national fishing culture rooted in conservation. It is one of the few places where anglers can combine trophy potential, pristine environments, and reliable infrastructure in a
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Few places in the fly-fishing world are as iconic, or as demanding, as Lake Þingvallavatn. Deep, cold, and unbelievably clear, Iceland’s largest lake is home to one of the most extraordinary brown trout populations on earth: the legendary ice-age browns. In 2025, the lake delivered everything it’s famous for:• Massive, wild brown trout & arctic
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