The Brennan Junction Pool
Brennan is one of the very best junction pools in Iceland, formed where the freshwater salmon rivers Thvera and Kjarra join the glacial river Hvita. Brennan is popular among families and small groups who want great fishing, easy access and comfortable private accommodation.
Fishing Season
June 5th to September 30th.
Rods
Three rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Blanda IV - Private Beat
Blanda IV is the uppermost beat on the Blanda . The water is gin-clear, flows through a scenic canyon, with many delicate pools where a great number of salmon hold. It is a very popular beat with excellent catch-numbers and known for its high amount of MWS salmon caught every summer.
FISHING SEASON
From 20th June until 20th September
rods
Three rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Langadalsá
The Langadalsá is one of the most remote salmon rivers in Iceland. Located in the West Fjord surrounded by an unique landscape whilst fishing in pristine clear waters in total privacy for days on end.
Fishing season
From July 1st to September 30th
Rods
Five rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Svartá í Húnavatnssýslu
The Svartá river is one of Iceland's best kept secrets, a crystal clear three rod river tucked away in a picturesque valley. The river produces an average of 250-550 salmon annually. Svartá offers charming private accommodation and is perfect for families and small groups.
Fishing season
From July 1st to September 30th.
Rods
Three rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Vididalsá II - Private Beat
The Vididalsa 2 beat, is the lowest section of the Vididalsa river system. It is very popular with anglers, as all the fish that run the Vididalsa and Fitja rivers - big char, trout and salmon - pass through the beat.
Fishing season
From late June until late September
Rods
Three rods. Rod sharing welcome.
The Straumar Junction Pool
The Straumar is where the Nordura and Gljufura freshwater rivers meet the Hvita glacial river. The average catch on the beat is over 300 salmon per year but a good number of sea trout are caught as well. The Straumar is ideal for families and smaller groups who want easy access to fishing and private accommodation.
Fishing season
From June 5th to September 4th.
Rods
Two rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Sogið - Bíldsfell Beat
The river Sog – or Sogið – is Iceland's largest spring fed river and flows from Thingvallavatn, Iceland's biggest lake. Less than an hour's drive from Reykjavík, the Sog is renowned for the lush and beautiful surroundings. It is famous for its big salmon and has for decades been popular with anglers. For more information contact styrmir@starir.is or ingo@starir.is.
FISHING SEASON
Trout from April 1st to May 31st.
Salmon from June 24th to September 24th.
RODS
Two rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Sogið - Alviðra Beat
The river Sog – or Sogið – is Iceland's largest spring fed river and flows from Thingvallavatn, Iceland's biggest lake. Less than an hour's drive from Reykjavík, the Sog is renowned for the lush and beautiful surroundings. It is famous for its big salmon and has for decades been popular with anglers. For more information contact styrmir@starir.is or ingo@starir.is.
Fishing Season
Trout from April 1st to May 31st.
Salmon from June 24th to September 24th.
Rods
Two rods. Rod sharing welcome.
Anglers are invited to fish a third rod for free.