The Sunnudalsá River.
Undiscovered Salmon River
The Sunnudalsá is a tributary of the Hofsá river and forms part of the same basin. Its 23km of gin clear waters are sourced from the nearby high mountains, making it the coldest river in the region. Its two beats offer a very challenging and rewarding salmon fishing experience. A new fish ladder was constructed in 2005, which helped to increase the fishing stocks in this river. At its mouth are some of the best Arctic char pools in North East Iceland.
River information
75 pools
2 rods
33km fishable river length
Location: Sunnudalsá
2022 catch: 47
Staying by the Sunnudalsá
Historical Season Catch
1164
2022
764
2021
1258
2020
1484
2019
1340
2018
Fishing Rules
- 100% Catch and Release.
- Maximum fishing time is four hours per session or eight hours per rod per day.
- The maximum catch is four fish per rod per session or eight fish per rod per day.
- All rods are to be guided at all times.
- No weighted flies or sinking lines.
- Floating lines only.
- Maximum 2 fish per pool per session.
- No hooks larger than size 10.
- No fishing above the second ladder.


Fishing Lodge
28
27
Borgarhomhylur
Borgarvaðþylur
24
Homhylur
Klálur
21
Fosshylur eðri
Fosshylur neðri
Lækjarhúshylur
Bjamabrotshylur
Laxi
Klapparhylur
Grjólgarðshylur
Bjargarhylur
Girðingarhylur
Langamelshylur
10.1
Borgarhylur
Bruarhylur
Hliðið
Bryggian
Klappir
6.1
Guðmundanstaðahylur
Móbergshylur
Pottur
Skella
Mannskaðahornshylur


Lodge
Bridge
Pool
Fish ladder
Trails
Main Road
Sunnudalsá River
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