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As on many Icelandic rivers, floating lines, small fly patterns and hitched tubes are excellent. The river is also easily fished with single handed rods, although given that Iceland is often windy, a double handed rod should be available as well. The river is fly only water with a voluntary, and widely practiced catch and release system. Any given season a normal catch on the eight daily rods is somewhere between 1200 to 1800 fish. The Grímsá also has a substantial run of sea trout that starts often in early July. We have sea trout periods on the lower beats available during spring and fall/autumn, following the salmon fishing season. Known salmon pools on the beats are not included though.