Fly Fishing for salmon Vatnsdalsa River, Iceland
Fly fishing the Vatnsdalsa river in Iceland for Atlantic salmon offers the chance to fish on of Iceland's most prestigious waters. The Vatnsdalsa has a long and unique history in providing salmon fisherman the world over with a private setting in which to enjoy one of Iceland's best rivers. One of the few rivers in Iceland to produce large numbers of multi-sea winter fish meaning fish in excess of 100cm (20lb in weight) make up a good proportion of the catch. Being the first river to introduce catch and release in the late 1990's the Vatnsdalsa now has a self-sustaining population which averages 1100 salmon landed each year.
Small tube flies and 'hitched' flies are the most effective and interesting ways to fish the Vatnsdalsa. Fishing the hitched fly and watching a big Atlantic salmon take it from the surface is an experience all salmon fisherman you try at least once.
Vatnadalsa river - 3 days
Cost: £2600 single rod single occupancy room.
Dates: 2nd-5th July, 2014
Includes: 3 nights accommodation and 3 days guided fly fishing, full board and all Icelandic ground transfers.
Excludes: International flights, beverages and gratuities
Vatnadalsa river - 6 days
Cost: £4600 single rod single occupancy room.
Dates: 2nd-8th July, 2014
Includes: 6 nights accommodation and 6 days guided fly fishing, full board and all Icelandic ground transfers.
Excludes: International flights, beverages and gratuities.
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Labels: fly fishing, hitched fly, Iceland, Salmon fishing, tube flies, Vatnsdalsa
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