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Icelands Premium Fly Fishing Outfitter
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Tel: +354-571 4545
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From DIY trout fishing to high-end luxury trips, we have it all.

If your interested in fly fishing in Iceland we are here to help. Fish Partner is a fully licensed travel agency and tour operator that offers a wide range of high quality services for fly fishermen and travellers from all over the world. Fish Partner organizes various scheduled tours; professional angling tours, fishing vacation packages, combinations of day tours and fishing adventures, multiple

fishing activities, and lastly, we tailor tours in many of the greatest rivers and lakes of Iceland. Not only do we offer one of the largest selections in fishing spots in Iceland, but we also offer our customers to combine their trips with other activities from our trusted tour operator partners. A Passion for fishing

Choose Fish Partner as your travel mate and you can look forward to the ultimate fishing adventure in the land of fire and ice. As a specialised angling travel agency and tour operator based in Iceland, we have thorough knowledge of our fishing areas. This, along with our personal friendship with landlords, our passion for fly fishing and deep-sea angling combined with our dedication to personal service means you can expect an adventure unlike and far beyond any ordinary travel experience. Whether it’s salmon fishing with personal guide and luxury lodging, a self-guided fishing adventure in the highlands, a Golden Circle fishing trip or a deep-sea angling tour, our range of high-quality angling packages and custom-made fishing tours are guaranteed to bring you an inspiring and unforgettable fishing experience.

03/09/2026

🎣 Planning to fly fish in Iceland in 2027?
Our 2027 season is already taking shape, with bookings open for many of our lodges, guided trips and self-drive fishing options.

Whether you’re looking for Atlantic salmon, trophy brown trout, Arctic char, sea-run Arctic char or sea-run brown trout, or want to combine several species in one trip, we can help you find the right experience.

We’ve put together our Fly Fishing in Iceland 2027 guide, covering:
• Our full service fishing lodges
• Guided fishing day trips
• DIY & self-drive fishing
• Custom fishing itineraries
• A month-by-month guide to the Icelandic fishing season
From trophy brown trout and spring sea trout in April, through the summer salmon and sea-run char runs, to the fall sea-trout season,
every part of the Icelandic fishing season offers something different.

Start planning your 2027 Iceland fishing adventure.
👉 Full guide & booking information in the comments.

01/09/2026

A few shots from Hofsá & Runukvísl! 🎣

This beautiful little system offers some fantastic fishing for sea-run Arctic char in a truly wild setting.

Clear water, stunning pools, and hard-fighting char make this a really fun fishery to explore and a great option for anglers looking for something a little different in Iceland.

📸 Flyfishingbyrobert

31/08/2026

What would be your fly of choice in this canyon?

📸 Jerome Saunders

26/08/2026

Another season has come to an end at Highland Fishing Lodge 🎣

The lodge opened on May 25 and closed on August 25 after a summer filled with beautiful Arctic char, wild brown trout and the constantly changing conditions of the Icelandic Highlands.

We experienced everything from cold and windy opening weeks to rain, calm evenings and some beautiful summer days. Nymphs and streamers produced the best fishing early in the season, before dry-fly fishing came to life around the middle of June. By late July, nymphs and streamers were once again the most effective methods.

Our guests explored the Kaldakvísl, Tungnaá and a selection of remote Highland lakes, along with a few hidden gems we prefer to keep to ourselves.

A huge thank you goes to all our guests, both returning anglers and those visiting us for the first time. We would also like to thank our entire staff and guide team, especially lodge manager Fabi, lodge staff member Hernan and head guide Jerome. Their hard work and experience keep our longest-running lodge operation moving smoothly in this remote environment.

The lodge may be closed, but we will continue running guided day trips during September whenever weather and water conditions allow.

The 2026 season was sold out, and 2027 is already heavily booked. If you would like to join us next year, we recommend getting in touch soon.

For now, here is a big collection of photographs from another unforgettable summer in the Highlands.

20/08/2026

🎣 Another season comes to an end at Long Valley Lodge

The lodge is now closed for the season, and what a season it has been.

First of all, a huge thank you to our wonderful guests who joined us this summer. We would also like to thank our amazing lodge staff and guide team. Their hard work, knowledge and good spirit are what make Long Valley Lodge such a special place.

The Blanda stayed low and clear for most of the season, with no major glacial melt disturbing the fishing. The salmon fishing was fantastic, with good runs of fish and some seriously impressive salmon landed.

Brown trout fishing on the Blanda was very good early in the season. It slowed down in mid and late July, but we continued to catch fish through the summer. Arctic char fishing was consistent, with regular catches throughout the season.

The Sea Pool was once again the most reliable place for sea run brown trout and sea run Arctic char. By late July, we also started seeing them farther up the Blanda and in its tributaries.

Our Blanda float trips produced some spectacular fishing this year. We now operate three NRS rafts on the river, and brown trout, Arctic char and salmon were all caught from the boats.

The Upper Svartá produced some beautiful brown trout early in the season, followed by huge numbers of sea run Arctic char later in the summer. The Lower Svartá offered good trout and char fishing throughout the season, with the first salmon arriving in mid July.

The North Highlands came alive from mid July, producing some lovely resident brown trout and Arctic char until the end of the season. We also spent more time fishing the Kolka, which produced fantastic fishing from mid July. Several grand slams were recorded there, although sea run Arctic char were by far the most abundant catch.

As always, the Icelandic weather gave us a bit of everything. The good, the bad and the ugly. It was all part of another unforgettable summer at Long Valley Lodge.

We are already taking bookings for 2027, and many dates are filling quickly. If you are thinking about joining us, get in touch soon and we will help you find the right dates and fishing program.

For now, here is a big collection of photos from the season. Thank you to everyone who was part of it. We hope to see many of you again next year.

19/08/2026

🎣 September day trips available

September is a great time to fish in Iceland. The autumn colours are starting to show, the air is getting cooler and there is still some excellent fishing to enjoy before winter arrives.

We currently have availability for:

Þrastalundur, Sog\
Big water and a chance to fish for Atlantic salmon with a Spey rod.

Lake Þingvallavatn and Villingavatn\
Fish for big brown trout in one of Iceland’s most historic fisheries.

Highland day trips\
The last chance to enjoy the fishing and scenery of the Icelandic Highlands before winter.

Golden Circle fishing\
Combine fishing with some of Iceland’s best known sights. See the geysers and waterfalls, with some fishing in between.

If you are visiting Iceland in September, send us a message and we will help you find the right trip.

18/08/2026

You never quite know what’s lurking beneath the surface at Long Valley… 👀

Earlier this summer, this impressive brown trout was caught on a big streamer, and it came in with the remains of a large bird still in its mouth.

A wild reminder of just how aggressive and opportunistic these trout can be. Swipe through the photos and don’t miss the video!

Guiding and photography by the amazing

17/08/2026

Last month, we had the pleasure of welcoming Tom Rosenbauer from Orvis and a fantastic group of anglers to Long Valley Lodge for a hosted trip. Great fishing, good company, plenty of stories, and exactly the kind of week that reminds us why we love what we do.

Here are a few moments from the trip. 🎣

13/07/2026

What a day on the Blanda, yesterday we had 15 salmon landed on the Blanda out of Long Valley Lodge plus lots of browns, char and seatrout. Salmon season in full swing now.

06/07/2026

Throwback to last month when our friends from Orvis visited our Highland Fishing Lodge

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