Nestled in Holtahreppur, within Rangárþing, Gíslholtsvatn offers two lakes, Eystra and Vestra-Gíslholtsvatn. Anglers holding the Fishing Card have exclusive access to the eastern lake, i.e., Gíslholts land. Gíslholtsvatn covers an area of about 1.6 km², with an elevation of 65 meters above sea level. It has a maximum depth of around 8 meters and an average depth of 2.5 meters.
Approximately 85 km from Reykjavík, Gíslholtsvatn is easily reached by turning onto Heiðarvegur (Road 284) from the national highway 1, just east of Þjórsá.
Secure your day licenses for Gíslholtsvatn to unlock the serene fishing experience in the eastern lake.
Fishing is permitted in the eastern lake, Gíslholts land. Refer to the map for specific details.
Tent camping is possible around the lake with the landowner's consent.
Gíslholtsvatn is home to local char and trout. While the char tends to be on the smaller side, the trout can be quite appealing.
Anglers are allowed to use flies, worms, and lures as bait for fishing.
Gíslholtsvatn offers fairly consistent fishing throughout the summer, with trout being particularly active early in the season.
Anglers are kindly requested not to leave any waste behind, and driving off-road is strictly prohibited. Fishing Card holders may drive directly to the lake but are advised to keep the Fishing Card visible in the car window for the convenience of the fishing warden. Free-roaming dogs are not allowed in the area. Children under 14 years of age can fish for free when accompanied by a cardholder. Fishing from boats is prohibited.
Anglers are urged to exercise caution as the banks may be sensitive in certain areas, and there have been instances of erosion at specific locations.
For inquiries and assistance, you can contact Bryndís Dyrving at Gíslholt:
Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Gíslholtsvatn, where the beauty of nature combines with the joy of fishing.
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