A Hidden Gem in the Highlands – The river Kaldakvísl is truly a hidden gem. Fished only by a select few, Kaldakvísl has now been made exclusively available only to the customers of Fish Partner. Words are unequal to the task of describing the landscape’s beauty. Diversity and contrasts are the river’s main characteristics.
Lake Blönduvatn
Distance from Reykjavík:
244km
Season:
When road opens - 30. September
Average size:
1-2lbs
Number of rods:
Tackle:
Fly, Spinners, bait
Fishing equipment:
#4 - #6
The best flies:
Streamers and nymphs
Lodging:
Camping or sleeping bag accommodations at Galtará
Lake Blönduvatn
The lake is located in the northeast of Iceland upon a heath called Eyvindarstaðaheiði. The lake is about 1 km² and is known as a very good lake for arctic char. The char in the lake are of a really decent size and fish of around 5 lbs are not uncommon. The scenery is classic Icelandic heathland with moors and low-rise plants
Fishing area:
Fishing is allowed in the whole lake
Season and fishing hours
From when the road opens – September 30. Please refer to www.road.is | The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration for information.
Fishing is allowed around the clock – No set opening hours
Rules
Boats: Belly boats and kayak’s – Bigger boats are not allowed
Camping: Yes – Sleeping bag accommodations also available at the Galtará mountain lodge
How to get there
The distance from Reykjavik is around 244 km and about 75 km from the town of Blönduós. Once you reach the town of Blönduós, continue on Road 1 until making a right turn on to Kjalvegur (F35). Make a left turn on to Mælifellsdalvegur once you reach the Blanda lagoon. Drive over the Bland dam and make a right turn on to Vesturheiðarvegur. Follow the road for around 6km and then you will arrive at the lake. We recommend having a 4×4 car for this trip.
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