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| You need both single handed rods 5 - 8 weight and double 8 - 18 weight , we are almost only at floating lines. |
Daelir pool up at beat 3. |
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Action at Finni pool beat 3.
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From the tributary Fitjá, one of the most productive beat on Viðidalsá river system, great long river for only 2 rods, view up to the Laxapollur pool. |
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| From tributary Fitja. |
The Glass pool at beat 3. |
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| Last hour, often the best hour! |
One of the most productive pool at Viðidalsá , the Dalsárós Pool, home of the big ones. |
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| In to a fish on Faxi pool beat 1. |
The falls at beat 1. |
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| Well prepared will always provide more result. |
Last hour up at Silungabakki beat 1. |
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| Jóhann Guide with a massive Vidi male. |
Óli guide with a 22 pounder. |
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| There are some big Brownies around as well! |
Lower Kotbakki pool. |
| There are 38 km of fishing that is divided into four two-rod beats. Vididalsá is a medium to large size river, with pools averaging 20 to 30 m in width. |
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| Silungabakki at beat 1. |
20 pounder from Galtanesfljot pool. |
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| Casting on the Laxapollur pool at Fitja river. |
Lower Gapastokkur at beat 2. |
The main river has pools ranging from the gorge in the upper reaches to gentle meandering pools in the lower reaches where the river winds its way across the valley floor. The tributary, Fitja is rougher as it flows over a rockier bed. Fitja is classed as a beat and produces a fair percentage of the system's annual catch, especially during the first four or five weeks of the season.
Almost all pools are accessible by jeep and little walking is required. There is a lot of easy wading done throughout the river.
What a windy day! |
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| Fresh July Grilse. |
From Galtanesfljot pool at beat 2. |
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| All 2 winter salmon must be released. |
Upper Gapastokkur at beat 2. |
