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Skaftá-Ásgarður
Skaftá – Ásgarður
The Ásgarð beat in River Skaftá is a short beat that can vary greatly year from year to year with the shifting of the glacial river Skaftá and shifting of the sand bottom. At the top of the beat, the famed sea-trout river Tungulækur runs into the Skaftá and the fishing tends to be best where the freshwater from Tungulækur mixes with the glacial water of Skaftá. Usually, the best fishing is early in the season, April and May. The fall season can also be good but depends largely on the water condition of the Skaftá river.
Distance from Reykjavík:
280km
Season:
1. April- 20th of October
Average size:
6 pound
Number of rods:
2
Tackle:
Fly only
Fishing equipment:
7-8# single or double hander, sink tips
The best flies:
Streamers
Lodging:
Options available
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