Salmon & arctic char
river Sog
River Sog is the largest spring fed river of
Iceland and originates in
Lake Thingvallavatn.
Total length is 19km, but 12km are passable for salmon.
The river is renowned for its idyllic surroundings and famous
for good sized salmon & arctic char.
In April & May (before the main salmon season) the river is open
for arctic char fishing.
The Sog has six separate salmon beats. The beats are Alvidra, Asgardur and
Bildsfell, each fished with three rods at a time.
All three beats
including comfortable private self-catering lodges. The fourth
beat is called Tannastadir and fished with two rods at a time,
also including private self catering lodge.
The Thrastarlundur beat is fished with one rod at a time.
No lodging included
Sydri Bru, the upper most beat is fished with one
rod at a time as well.
Small private hut is included.
Fly fishing as well as spinning
has frequently been the most rewarding technique.
Anglers can buy permits on the river for one day at a time.
The total catch 2009 off the six beats was approx 760 salmon plus good number of
arctic char.
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Location:
60 km. east of Reykjavik
Fishing season: April 1st to
September 28th
Tackle: Single or double handed rods,
line weight 6-9
Total catch 2009: Approx 760 salmon
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For further details concerning
pricing & availability
gofishing@internet.is
tel:
+354-551-2016 +354-866-9354
