Reykjavik · FISHING
10 reviewed
Below are the 10 best fishing trips leaving Reykjavik right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it earned the spot.
Reykjavik sea fishing with expert help in Faxaflói Bay, then an onboard BBQ featuring your catch and potatoes, plus great wildlife chances.
“It was great experience although got so sea sick this time, we have gone with them before and highly recommend as an amazing experience unlike anything else. The views, scenery and fishing itself are superb! Team working are cool too!”
Reykjavik sea angling cruise in Faxaflói: catch cod and haddock, sail with local captains, then eat your fresh BBQ on board.
“The tour was the ULTIMATE experience for us in Iceland!!! It is a must for everyone that loves being at sea and for all that are interested in new thrilling experience. Regardless if you are a fisher or never fished before, this trip is a great adventure for everyone!!! We were lucky to have a calm sea and almost no wind. We succeeded to catch several very big cod fishes and numerous small ones. It really was a great and thrilling experience for both of us. Our hosts/guides prepared all the caught cod and we ended the trip with a wonderful and very, very delicious lunch. The best and freshest…”
Go traditional sea fishing from Reykjavik for cod and haddock, then enjoy a BBQ lunch on board your catch. Small groups, waterproof gear.
“We loved our day! Got lot's of fish, the crew was very friendly and professional, and extra was to see the birds. We really recommend this trip, one of the best days on Iceland. ❤️”
3-hour sea fishing from Reykjavik at 5 pm. Warm gear, rods and bait provided, catch cod to grill onboard or take home.
“Had so much fun catching fish in Iceland. The scenery was beautiful. This is something I would love to do again. The crew was friendly and helpful.”
Small-group sea angling in Reykjavík with local guides, secret fishing spots, and fresh fish cooked on board or adjusted by conditions.
“It was cancelled and we didn’t get a response when asked when we could reschedule it. I hope we are refunded quickly.”
Learn sea angling in Faxaflói Bay, fish with all gear provided, and eat a BBQ lunch made from your catch in about 3 hours.
“We had wonderful weather, seas were reasonable and we caught a good number of fish. The lunch was expertly prepared, very tasty and we all agreed it was a really great trip.”
Private fishing for native Arctic char and brown trout on Iceland’s Holaa River, with pickup, gear, permit, and snacks included.
“Amazing! Personal experience! Private! Mikael is an expert fisherman! Put us on fish immediately! Trout and Artic Char. Lake was beautiful! Had all the equipment, waders, oversized boots, etc. It rained but we stayed dry!”
Private fishing from Reykjavik: guide, gear, permits, and 5 hours on rivers for Arctic char and brown trout.
“My wife catching a huge char! Guide was superb.. the panoramic views spectacular! Highly recommended!”
3-hour sea angling from Old Reykjavík harbour with gear provided, Faxaflói Bay fishing, and a BBQ meal of your own catch.
“This was one of the highlights of our trip! Absolutely enjoyed every minute on the boat. We were on the fish right away, and when it slowed, the captain was quick to move us to another stop. Our group caught so much fish, they didn't even cook it all. They cooked fish for us to eat on the way back to the port. Eating the fish immediately was fantastic! I can't say enough good things about the crew, lunch, and this excursion in general. I would book it again if I am lucky enough to go back to Iceland in the future.”
Private fishing day from Reykjavik with guide-led instruction, fly or spin gear, and chances at brown trout and Arctic char.
“Incredible experience! Freddy my Guide was a pleasure to be with from the moment he was picked up from my hotel in Reykjavik. Every aspect of the day was spectacular; the ride through the beautiful vistas of Iceland, the top notch fishing gear, and the personal attentiveness of your guide pointing out fish in the water and then cheering you on with the success of landing your first Icelandic Arctic Char. The day was full of action. We saw dozens of Arctic Char and a couple brown trout. I landed 5 Arctic Char, had 6 long distance releases after hard fought battles and missed nearly 35 other hits. With a…”
