A long south-Iceland salmon river — about 90 kilometres from its source at Lake Grænavatn to its confluence with the Hvítá — lying roughly 150 km east of Reykjavik. Four beats work over 110 pools across varied water: fast rocky runs, deep holding pools, and broad glides. The season runs late June to late September, with early July to mid-August as prime time. Famed for large multi-sea-winter fish alongside sea trout, making it a genuine crossover venue. Around 820 salmon recorded in 2024. Volcanic bedrock underlies this river. Iceland's salmon are managed conservatively under operator and national rules — quotas, size limits and catch-and-release are widely applied; check the river's rules before fishing.
- River
- Volcanic

