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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 […]

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

October 14–20, 2025 The 2025 Battle Hill Lodge season wrapped up in perfect fashion, mild autumn weather, clear skies, and rivers in great shape, setting the tone for a fantastic closing week. Anglers landed 206 sea trout, along with a handful of Arctic char, brown trout, and even the occasional Atlantic salmon. The biggest fish

We’re excited to announce an important update for the 2026 season at Lake Þingvallavatn.The legendary Villingavatnsárós beat 3A, long known as one of the finest trophy brown trout beats in Iceland, has been extended to include the neighboring Villingavatnsárós beat 3B. This means anglers fishing Villingavatnsárós will now have access to even more water, including

Battle Hill Lodge – Week 7&8 Report (October 2–14, 2025) As the fall season nears its end, Battle Hill Lodge continues to deliver unforgettable moments, big fish, and great company. The past two weeks brought a mix of weather and conditions, but also some of the best late-season fishing of the year. Week 7 (October

It’s never too early to start planning your dream fishing trip to Iceland. With demand higher than ever, many of our prime 2026 dates are already filling up. Whether your goal is to chase Atlantic salmon on legendary rivers, stalk massive brown trout in gin-clear waters, or experience the untouched wilderness of the Highlands, now