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ATLANTIC SALMON DESTINATIONS<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n

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ICELAND: ATLANTIC SALMON DESTINATIONS<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

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Located on the west coast of Iceland, this small two rod river is a favorite of the locals. Fishing permits come with the use of a comfortable fully equipped self-service cabin.<\/p>\n

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Careful management has helped to make this beautiful river the destination of choce on the east coast of Iceland for many fly fsihermen. The Breiddals\u00e1 River als has one of the best fishing lodges in the country.<\/span><\/p>\n

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This beautiful little two rod river is a sure bet during prime time for grilse. It also represents one of the best values\u00a0 you can find for salmon fishing in Iceland. At just 35\u00a0 kilometers from Reykjavik, it is ideal for a short trip.\u00a0 Included with the fishing is a cozy little self-service lodge.<\/span><\/p>\n

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The Deildar\u00e1 is well kept secret among the local fishermen. Located on the far north east coast, this three rod river doesn’t get much attention from visiting foreign anglers but its waters produce good numbers of large msw salmon. Its long slow pools are ideal for active fishermen who enjoy hitching or stripping flies to provoke strikes. An excellent self-service lodge is included with the fishing,\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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The East Rang\u00e1 is consitantly ranks as one of Iceland’s two most productive salmon river by far. An aggressive smolt release program and careful management have led to incredible catch numbers. This is a large river, ideal for 2 hand rods. During the latter part of the season worming and spinning are also allowed.<\/p>\n

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The Hitara is one of Iceland’s legendary rivers with a long history among British anglers. The Hitara is home to one of Iceland’s most iconic full service salmon lodges set on cliff overlooking the river in absolutely stunning surroundings. It is difficult to imagine better salmon fishing in such beautiful surroundings. The upper section of the river has its own self-catering lodge.<\/p>\n

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Located just north of Egilssta\u00f0ir on the east coast of iceland, the Jokla River originates on the eastern side of the Vatnajokull Glaciar and runs 100 kilometers before dumping into the Atlantic Ocean. Good sized msw salmon make up a high percentage of the salmon caught here. An intensive smolt release program has helped this river to increase catch numbers tremendously.<\/p>\n

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A fantastic grilse river with a wide variety of beautiful fly water ideal for fishing with one hand or switch rods. Every year it ends up as one of the top ten rivers in Iceland in salmon caught.<\/p>\n

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This wonderful little river on the west coast of Iceland has a fantastic average of around 1000 salmon caught on just 6 rods during an 80 day season. The majority if the fish caught are salmon weighing between 5 and 12 lbs, but every year fish in the 20+ lb category are caught.<\/p>\n

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They say that the fisherman who learns to fish this river properly, can fish any river in Iceland successfully. Its waters can be extremely technical and demanding, offering great opportunities to test ones skill fishing with floating lines and flies as small as a size 18. Every year it ranks among the top 10 rivers in Iceland in terms of annual catch with an average of around 1,200 salmon caught per year.<\/p>\n

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The Lax\u00e1 in Leirarsveit is an excellent 7 rod river located on the west coast just 50 kilometers from Reykjavik. It ranks among the top twenty rivers in Iceland in rod catch every year, offering great access to the majority of its pools and easy wading. Guests are accommodated in a full service lodge. It is also one of the better values for slamon fishing in Iceland.<\/p>\n

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This beautiful little two rod river is located just 20 minutes from Reykjavik. It offers a nice selection of beautiful fly water as well as excellent pools for bait fishing by sight in the lower section of the river where this is allowed. It is fine choice for fishermen staying in Reykjavik who would like to experience one of Iceland’s\u00a0 beautiful salmon rivers.<\/p>\n

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Located on the north-west coast about 3 hours north of Reykjavik, the Midfjardar\u00e1 is Iceland’s most productive wild salmon fishery having no smolt release program nor any artificial reproduction of salmon. It also offers some of the most beautiful fly water in Iceland, F<\/span>ished by just 10 rods, its average annual rod catch is about 3400 salmon.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Considered by Icelanders to be the most beautiful river in the country, the Nordura usually ends up among the top five salmon rivers in the country in total annual catch. Its waters are varied and interesting and best fished with a light 2 handed rod or a switch rod early in the season. Fishermen stay at a good full service lodge overlooking the river.<\/p>\n

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Known for it’s large msw salmon in surprising numbers, the Sel\u00e1 is one of Iceland’s greatest salmon rivers. Rods are difficult to come by as most prime dates are dead man’s shoes, but a few rods do come available now and then.<\/p>\n

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The Sog or Sogid River is the largest clear water river in Iceland. This river is known to give very big salmon. It is best fished with a two hand rod. Tricky wading makes hiring a guide a must, but the rewards can be great. The river also hosts a sizeable run of char. Depedning on the section of river fished, guests may stay at on of three self service lodges.<\/p>\n

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The Stora Lax\u00e1 i one of Iceland’s most beautiful rivers and also one of its most productive. It offers plenty of fabulous fly water ideally fished with a two hand rod. FIshermen on the lower section are accommodated in an excellent full service lodge. The upper section comes with afine self-service lodge.<\/p>\n

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This little gem of a river is tucked away in the northwestern fjords of Iceland. It a small two rod river ideal for single hand rod fishermen. There is no lodge for fishermen but there is a good hotel nearby. It is a great value if you are looking for salmon fishing in Iceland on a budget.<\/p>\n

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Along with its sister river to the east. overthe years the West Rang\u00e1 has established itself as one of Iceland’s two most productive rivers. It is also a large river, ideal for two hand rods, although later in the season worming and spinning are also allowed.<\/p>\n

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NORWAY: ATLANTIC SALMON DESTINATIONS<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

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In 2020 the Aaelva registered a total of 436 salmon caught by 46 fishermen,\u00a0 making it the most productive salmon river in Norway in catch per rod day. A maximum of 8 guests at a time enjoy access to 17 kilometers of river. The Aaelva boasts appreciable numbers of very large salmon (20+ kg) as well as excellent catch rates.<\/p>\n

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This free flowing river is the second most productive salmon river in Norway, offering the chance of catching \u00a0large salmon all season. Through our local partner, the\u00a0Norwegian Fly Fishers Club,\u00a0we can offer what is \u00a0by far the widest and best selection of salmon water on the Gaula.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Within average yearly rod catchof 5,500 salmon, he beautiful Orkla River is one of productive rivers in in Norway. Reminiscent of the Spey in Scotland, the Orkla is a farily shallow fast running river with excelletn fly water.<\/p>\n

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If your quest is for really large salmon, the Namsen is undoubtedly one of the Norwegian Rivers you should look into. Every year salmon in the 40 lb range are caught. For now the Namsen record stands at 68 lbs.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Not far from its sister river the Alta, the Reisa is also an excellent destination for very large salmon on the fly. In contrast to many other salmon rivers in the world the returns of very large salmon are constantly improving.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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This hidden gem of a river is just under 3 hours away from Trondheim by road. A maximum of 6 rods enjoy exclusive access to a total of 8 kilometer of fine salmon water. Guests stay at an excellent lodge.<\/p>\n

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CANADA: ATLANTIC SALMON DESTINATIONS<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

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Gin clear waters where large multi sea winter salmon will rise to take a bomber drifted on the surface is what makes Gaspe one of the world\u2019s premier destinations for Atlantic salmon fishing. The Bonaventure River epitomizes everything Gaspe can offer a salmon fly fisherman.<\/span><\/p>\n

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The Eagle River is known as one of Labrador’s most pristine remote salmon rivers hosting one of the most abundant runs of Atlantic salmon in the country.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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The Grand Cascapedia is one of the crown jewels of Gaspe salmon fishing. This legendary river yields some of the largest Atlantic salmon in the country. For any fly fisherman who has dreamed of catching a 40+ pound Atantic salmon, this is a\u00a0 river where it could happen.<\/p>\n

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IRELAND & NORTHERN IRELAND<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

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Salmon fishing in the River Finn is one of the best kept secrets in Europe. Until recently, the Finn was virtually unknown to European salmon fishermen.\u00a0 But the inauguration of the Glenmore Rivers Lodge in 2007 by Chris Demagery, ex-saxophonist of\u00a0 \u201cSimply Red\u201d, \u00a0has converted the river in Ireland’s destination of reference among a hndful of privileged fishermen. <\/p>\n

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The Blackwater is the second largest river in Ireland after the Shannon, and one of the two or three most productive salmon rivers in the country. It is an excellent choice for mixed groups as fly, bait and spin fishing are all permitted. <\/p>\n

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Recognized as the best salmon river in Northern Ireland, the River Mourne is the largest tributary in Foyle River system. An estimated average of 80.000 salmon return to the Foyle system every year, of which a large portion return to the River Mourne. <\/p>\n

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RUSSIA<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

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Known to produce the largest Atlantic salmon in the Kola Peninsula, the Kola River is also an excellent value. Guests stay at a comfortable camp less than an hour away from Murmansk by road.<\/p>\n

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This is perhaps the most productive atlantic salmon river in the world. Even during it slowest weeks, the Ponoi may produce more captures than some well known rivers of Scotland or Canada may produce in an entire year.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Located on the northern shore of Russia’s kola Peninsula, the Sidorovka River is a fantastic remote destination for MSW salmon as well as sea-run brown trout. A small tent camp caters to groups of 6 fly fishermen at a time that have the entire river to themselves.<\/p>\n

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Every year the large msw salmon return from the cold waters of the Barents Sea to clear free running rivers of the Kola Peninsula. The Varzina is one of crown jewels among these rivers known by salmon fishermen around the world for its large and abundant salmon. .<\/p>\n

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