Day Tour

Make the most of your time in Iceland with a private guided fishing day. Whether you’re an experienced fly angler or picking up a fly rod for the first time, we’ll match the day to your experience, location and the best fishing available.Choose from Atlantic salmon, brown trout and Arctic char fishing, from rivers and lakes close to Reykjavík to the Highlands and some of North Iceland’s legendary waters.Explore our fishing day tours below, or contact us and we’ll recommend the best option for your travel dates, experience and target species.

Brown trout & Arctic char • Fully guided • South Iceland – A day dedicated to Iceland’s wild trout and char, with your guide selecting the best available water based on conditions and the time of year.
Atlantic salmon & Arctic char • Fully guided • Near Reykjavík – Fish the River Sog for salmon and char on a convenient guided day trip from Reykjavík.
Brown trout & Arctic char • Fully guided • Golden Circle sightseeing – Combine a day of fly fishing with Iceland’s famous Golden Circle, with excellent trout and char water along the way.
Brown trout & Arctic char • Fully guided • Icelandic Highlands – Experience the wild Icelandic Highlands while fishing beautiful rivers for native brown trout and Arctic char.
Brown trout & Arctic char • Fully guided • South Icelandic Highlands – Fish wild trout and char surrounded by the dramatic volcanic landscapes of southern Iceland.
Brown trout & Arctic char • fully guided • summer season — Reach remote Icelandic waters by helicopter and fish where few anglers ever venture.
Atlantic salmon & brown trout • Fully guided • North Iceland – Explore the Blanda system by raft, combining spectacular scenery with access to productive salmon and trout water.
Atlantic salmon • Fully guided • North Iceland – Spend a day chasing Atlantic salmon on the mighty Blanda, one of Iceland’s best-known salmon rivers.
Brown trout & Arctic char • Fully guided • North Iceland – Head off the beaten track for a day of trout and char fishing among the remote lakes and rivers of Iceland’s northern highlands.
Atlantic cod & pollock • fully guided • Reykjavík Harbour — Experience Iceland’s original saltwater fly-fishing adventure in the North Atlantic.
Brown trout & Atlantic salmon • Fully guided • North Iceland – Experience the legendary Big Laxá, renowned for its powerful fish and spectacular northern Icelandic scenery.

Why Fish Partner?

Fish Partner has been creating fishing experiences in Iceland since 2013. The company is owned and operated by Kristján Páll Rafnsson, Sindri Hlíðar Jónsson and Eiður Kristjánsson, who bring decades of combined experience guiding, planning fishing trips, operating lodges and managing fisheries.

Experience You Can Trust

Our team knows Icelandic fishing from the water up. We use our experience as guides, lodge operators and fishery managers to help every guest choose the right fishing experience.

Directly Operated

We operate our own fishing lodges and directly manage more than 40 Icelandic fisheries and beats. You deal directly with the people responsible for the fishing, accommodation and overall experience.

Something for Every Angler

Whether you are looking for a fully serviced luxury lodge or want to camp and hike alongside remote mountain streams, we can help create the right experience for you.

Conservation at Our Core

We have helped lead the introduction of catch-and-release practices to Icelandic sea-trout fishing, run extensive tagging programs and support organizations working to protect wild fish and their habitats.

Licensed Icelandic travel agency – licence no. 2013-033

Orvis International Destination of the Year 2025

Orvis Endorsed since 2019

Plan Your Iceland Fishing Trip

Tell us your dates, group size and fishing goals, and our team will help you find the Iceland fishing experience that suits you.

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.