34 thoughts on “Loop Fly Fishing Adventures in Iceland | Atlantic Salmon with Emilie Björkman”

  1. @onsight2822 says:

    You need to show the government the river alyn in North Wales.
    The alyn pub on the side of the river has a salmon on its logo ect yet no salmon swim that river anymore !
    There used to be hundreds just 20 years ago!!!

  2. @peterlocke5204 says:

    Thank you Emilie for showing us your Iceland trip and the incredibly beautiful scenery and fishing they have there!! It reminded me of a favourite dvd film by the great angler Henrik Mortensen called 'Cracking the Code' showing his way of fishing the riffling hitch in Iceland. Hope you get to see this master fisherman, cheers Peter.

  3. @richardfernand8488 says:

    I don’t have any social media ( just watch stuff on YouTube ) and I don’t make a lot of comments but I have to say in this day and age of the millisecond attention span , your content is amazing I Have watched Most of your videos from start to finish and have sent a few including this one to my daughter ( who usually out fishes me😁) love your laugh and your enthusiasm and can’t wait to take my daughter to Iceland !!( and Argentina and sweden and New Zealand )

  4. @TightLinesNW says:

    I am very early into this video. Only a few minutes.
    You said you "leased" this river.
    Does that mean if you own the land then you own the water in Iceland? I confess i didn't scroll through all the comments to see if this was already asked.

  5. @QuietFishingHikes says:

    I loved this episode, the whole series has been amazing. The people you were wish are all heroes! The environmental message is so strong, some similarities to here in Australia, we all wish governments and big business would do the right thing. Great fishing!

  6. @miguelmueller9558 says:

    Beautiful film and strong message. This makes me hope that the fish farming will be banned but there is a big fear the opposite will happen and natural wildlife be destroyed. I also hope to go there somewhere soon to this place and that it stays intact. Is there any possibility for supporting the people town their fight against the fish farming?

  7. @narralakes says:

    I loved this episode, the whole series has been amazing. The people you were wish are all heroes! The environmental message is so strong, some similarities to here in Australia, we all wish governments and big business would do the right thing. Great fishing and I'd love to go to Iceland one day, its a long way from Sydney though! , If you ever come to Australia you would be very welcome!

  8. @pr0faker says:

    I genuinely hate seeing movies like this, but not because they are bad, its because each and every one of them shows, we are destroying the nature around us, especially fish that dont have that cuddle and cute factor birds and mammals have. Moreover they are just food or gross in the eyes of a lot of town folk. It angers me lands like norway, sweden, Finland, denmark, the UK, Ireland, Iceland and the pacific countries too like usa and canada,are stil allowing those shit coastal open net fishfarms polluting nature, destroying wild fish populations, destroying the livelyhood of honest and caring folk with a heart set on preserving nature. Its good to see the younger generation still picking up the flag of the old guys and fine young women at that too, but I fear the worst if nothing will change fast about fishfarms.

  9. @flyfisherguy says:

    Hi Emelie as always a very interessting fishing episode from Iceland..this time
    I hoped to go there this summer who just have passed..
    And this movie make me even more exited to go there.
    So next comming spring/summer i will go and try this my self..
    Hope to see more nice fishing episode's wich i know it will be we have the same interesst for this
    We even fish in same river's sometime's..back in our country
    So "Skitfiske" on next trip for you
    😂😋
    Have fun and enjoy lifeee
    🐟🎣✨️👌🏻😊👍🏼

  10. @flyshootcountryfieldmedia6740 says:

    Great episode, superbly filmed and cut . Tells a story with not only with the fishing but the conservation too. Nice to see the Icelandic women guides so dedicated into looking after and supporting the Wild Salmon. Time these open pen farms was stopped, we survived without them for 1000's of years., money making disaster ruining our ecological system in many way's. Well done to all who participated in the making.

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