North-west Iceland
Long Valley Lodge
Blanda and Svartá rivers — Blönduós
FreshwaterAtlantic salmonWading, Float trip
- Guests
- Not published
- Guide to anglers
- 1:2
- Release
- All released
- Tackle
- Fly only
US$7,200 per person · 6 nights · 2027
North-west Iceland
FreshwaterVatnsdalsá and Álka rivers, Vatnsdalur near Blönduós — lodge on Lake Flóðið
In 1997 the Vatnsdalsá in north-west Iceland became the first Icelandic salmon river to go fully catch and release. It runs about 40 km from the Dalsfoss waterfall to the sea, split into three salmon beats with a middle stretch for sea-run Arctic char and trout, and the guides drive anglers from pool to pool. Anglers stay at Flóðvangur, built in 1964 on Lake Flóðið, which has en-suite twin rooms, a hot tub and a steam bath.
June to September
Salmon are fished from June to September. About half the fish weigh over 10 lb, and multi-sea-winter salmon of 20 to 25 lb show up every season.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
£7,920 per rod · 3 nights · 2026
Per rod for 3 days of fishing, booked as a group of six rods: £7,920 for July 10 to 13, 2026 (£47,520 for the group) and £8,640 for July 13 to 16 (£51,840 for the group). Bookings for single rods are considered.
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from OpenStreetMap.
Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages. The lodge’s own website is checked first; a booking agency is used where the lodge is silent.
Lodge website: vatnsdalsa.is