Fellsendavatn

Distance from Reykjavík:

170km

Season:

As long as the roads are open

Average size:

2-4 pounds

Number of rods:

10

Tackle:

Fly, spin and bait

Fishing equipment:

#4-7

The best flies:

Various streamers, nymphs and dries

Lodging:

Options available

Accessability:

Easy

Lake Fellsendavatn

The lake is located about 170 km from Reykjavik, and about 19 km from the Hrauneyjar Highland Centre. This is the first lake you encounter when driving towards the Veiðivötn lake cluster, located a little further inland. Access to the lake is quite good and you can drive almost all the way to the lake. We advise caution though as cars have become stuck on the sand beach. The best part of the lake is the north coast, but walking along the east coast can also yield great results. The fish can be big at this lake. Really big.
Evenings and night fishing usually yield the best results but on windy days, casting into the wind has also proved very effective.
Best flies tend to be streamers imitating the local bait fish(stickleback), evening fishing can be fantastic with mice patterns

How to get there

Head east on road 1 until making a left turn on road 30. Follow road 30 for around 50 km until making a right turn onto road 32. Road 32 changes into road F26 when you reach the Highlands. Follow road F26 past the Hrauneyjar Highland Centre. When you’ve passed the Highland Centre, road F26 turns into F228. This road will take you to Lake Fellsendavatn.

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Reykjavik – Lake Fellsendavatn Route

Fishing area

Fishing is allowed in the whole lake

Season and opening hours

The lake is open while the roads are open

Fishing is allowed around the clock – Although for a maximum of 12 hours per day.

 

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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.