Fly Fishing the Secret Waterfall - Dream Char Fishing

Join us on an unforgettable fishing adventure as we head beneath one of Iceland’s hidden waterfalls to fish for arctic char. This landscape feels like something from another world, with rivers cutting through volcanic rock and the constant thunder of the waterfall adding to the thrill. As local fishing guides, we’re out here all summer but each trip is unique, with Iceland’s untouched nature reminding us just how wild and beautiful this place is. If you’ve ever thought about fishing in Iceland, consider this an invitation to experience it for yourself.

My rod setup used in this video:
Rod: Vision Nymphmaniac #3 11´
Reel: Vision XLV custom Nymph & Dry
Line: Vision Nymphmaniac #3

Read more about fishing in Iceland:

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Costa Glasses I use: Pargo Green Mirror Polarized Glass

[camborealfishing]

It's look so wonderful waterfalls so excited i loved fishing

[freemanfishing]

I'm not even past the first frame of the video and its already a banger. What a location!

[imraduin]

Once upon a time in this world most flowing waters had this amount of fish in them, if not more. Perhaps not with char depending on location. Happy to see these places still exist at all (and fished by someone as appreciative as Robert) but also a bit sad that this is considered exceptionally rare in this day and age.
Thanks for the video, as always!

[alansandybulmer]

Stunning video Robert. Beautiful char and location. I have turned green with envy. :-)

[simonartley]

Wonderful fishing and atunning fish in this wild geology.

[michaelkissane]

I sure hope you guys wear and recommend personal floatation devices and belts on your waders, because otherwise, there's no tomorrow if you go in. That water is This surely is where it pays to be a GOAT, either in the animals sense, or the angler's sense.

[sergiosgabuzzini]

Fantastic! What camera do you use at the minute 4:44 for film tha beautifully artic char?

[robgreen]

Where is the best airport to fly to and when is the best time to be there?