Dear Anglers,
Last year was a year full of great adventures in both saltwater and freshwater. New rivers and destinations explored, first Atlantic Salmon for many and extraordinary fish for some and most importantly, lots of laughs! Thank you for all your support throughout this year on each of our trips.
While the world around us seems to be in a state of transition, it is a privilege to continue to help you plan one of the most fun things in life: spending time enjoying a healthy obsession with friends and family, “Fishing and Hunting”.
We look forward to seeing you again next season on one of our trips. Best wishes, have a great year.
Salmon 2000
We are sure that this 2025 season will be a great fishing season and, above all, a great opportunity to meet up with many of our fishing buddies. We hope to see you again!
Once again this year, we will have the privilege of enjoying fishing in these two great Scottish rivers in the company of our friend Ian Gordon.
The Scottish highlands continue to be home to a large number of salmon and trout, ideal for a great fishing trip.
In the months of May, June and July, we have several group trips scheduled.
After more than 25 years, we continue to travel to Norway in search of the big fish, that fish that will leave you with a memory for a lifetime.
The Orkla River is without a doubt the place where you can have the best guarantees of catching that dream fish.
This destination allows fly fishing and also for spinning fishermen.
We have a fantastic lodge where we prepare our meals every day. Our fishing sections are in the lower area of the Orkla, a mandatory stopping place for salmon when they come in from the sea.
In Iceland we can say that it is the destination with the safest fishing. After a fantastic season throughout the country, the forecasts for the 2025 season are even better. The large influx of male one-year-old salmon “Grilses” foreshadows a large influx of two-year-old salmon from the 2SW sea with truly extraordinary sizes.
The two best rivers in all of Iceland to catch these large specimens are undoubtedly the Jökla and the Stora-Laxa, both of which were in 1st and 2nd position this past season.
Salmon between 90cm and 110cm in Iceland is practically impossible, these two rivers catch more than 100 specimens between these sizes every year
This coming season, we have several group fishing trips to Iceland to both rivers during the months of June, July, August, September and October.
Jökla 2024 Size Statistics Salmon over 90cm
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