Culinary Fishing Iceland
Culinary Fishing Iceland
Culinary Fishing Iceland
Culinary Fishing Iceland
Culinary Fishing Island
"Culinary Fishing" in Iceland means exclusive fishing in crystal-clear , drinking-water rivers, streams, glacial gullies , and lakes in breathtaking natural landscapes crisscrossed by lava and volcanic activity, from the highlands to geyser fields with hot springs to the rugged Arctic coast. The culinary focus of this extraordinary adventure tour is authentic Icelandic cuisine, with its vast abundance of fish in the surrounding North Atlantic, as well as in freshwater. Experience traditional preparation methods for Icelandic lobster and seabirds such as the cormorant or the Icelandic sheep and horse .
Prices & dates at the bottom of this page
Iceland's "BEATS"
Elite fishing
In Iceland, land and property are privately owned, and so are fishing rights. Fishing licenses are issued exclusively by the owners of the beats, which are sections of rivers, streams, or lakes. Each fishing license is valid per rod, which has the advantage of allowing one angler to share a rod, for example, by taking turns fishing the salmon stretch while the other angler fishes the char/trout stretches. Icelandic salmon stretches are among the best in the world and are therefore highly sought after.
Spots & Beats in the South
South Iceland
Selfoss & Vik
Our "culinary fishing camp" is located in the solitude of the Nordic wilderness between Selfoss and Vik y Myrdal in the south of the country. Fishing takes place in the stunning stretches, waterfalls, and pools of the Tungufljot, Holaa, Fossa , and Vatnsa rivers. We also fish in secluded, fish-rich lakes like Lake Haidervatn and Lake Laugarvatn . Fishing in the pools around the Hjálparfoss and Faxifoss waterfalls offers spectacular scenery. Target fish include classic salmonids, magnificent Arctic char, large brown and lake trout , and, of course, salmon .
Spots & Beats in the South
Iceland's salmon runs
Guiding & Licenses
Michael Tscheche, one of Europe's most experienced salmonid fishermen, is at our side. The Baltic Sea and North Atlantic salmonid waters are his passion. Our guests at our fishing camps in Iceland and Denmark benefit from his profound knowledge of the subject and lifelong salmonid experience in both hemispheres.
The all-inclusive price listed below includes fishing licenses for fantastic char, sea trout, and brown trout stretches. We book salmon runs separately upon request and charge for these separately. Depending on the salmon run, these licenses range from €500-1,000 per rod per day.
All contents and services described above are included in the all-inclusive price of the trip, with the exception of the salmon fishing licenses.
This trip is accompanied and staged by the international “wine & food edutainer” Roland Birr (oenologist)
3,495 € per person all inclusive (without flight) all food & drinks unlimited, overnight stays, complete fishing equipment, fishing licenses for Arctic char, sea and brown trout, all transport including airport transfer Keflavik
- self-drive to Keflavik
We would also be happy to coordinate and book flights according to your wishes and specifications.
We deliberately keep the group sizes small, max. 6-8 participants per group
The next dates
All trips can also be booked on individually arranged dates