Iceland Fly Fishing and Sightseeing (Windriver Series Book 8) by Dan Landeen

Author:Dan Landeen [Landeen, Dan]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Dan Landeen
Published: 2014-09-04T04:00:00+00:00

Generally speaking most Icelandic Rivers are relatively small with single-handed rods being appropriate to cover the pools. Even where the rivers appear to be quite large the pools or salmon lies are often in fairly focused channels. This style of fishing lends itself to light tackle with single-handed or switch rods being the most common and for most of the season floating lines are used exclusively.

One of the common techniques is to use tube flies for salmon that is referred to as hitching. Steelheaders in the United States will tie a riffle hitch which basically creates the same effect.

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