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Hrómundarbót

Hrómundarbót is a fishing pier in Múlaþing, Iceland. The Atlantic Ocean's tidal waters run cold here, from 12.4 °C in January to 24.7 °C in August. Atlantic wolffish peak from late winter to spring — bottom fishing near the pier.

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Fishing Forecast

Today · 17:00

· Dusk

Very poor 0

  • Air

  • Wind

  • Rain

  • Clouds 5%

  • Water

  • Moon

Today 22/10

Tomorrow 23/10

Saturday 24/10

Sunday 25/10

Monday 26/10

Tuesday 27/10

Wednesday 28/10

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Fishing score

Weather comfort

1 5

Weather

Moon

Tides (m)

Múlaþing, Iceland

-1.0 06:51

0.0 13:00

-1.1 19:15

0.1 01:18

-1.2 07:30

0.1 13:41

-1.3 19:50

0.2 01:57

-1.4 08:09

0.2 14:20

-1.3 20:18

0.5 02:37

-1.3 08:49

0.4 14:51

-1.4 20:55

0.6 03:12

-1.4 09:25

0.4 15:27

-1.5 21:30

0.7 03:47

-1.5 10:06

0.3 16:04

-1.6 22:05

0.6 04:27

-1.6 10:47

0.2 16:47

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Forecast by Open-Meteo

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Fishing score

The score blends three parts: the fish in season and on the move, the timing of light, moon and tide, and the weather and water. Confidence drops the further ahead you look.

Weather

Air temperature
7 °C
Feels like
1.5 °C
Humidity
72%
Pressure
994 hPa 3 h +1.1 hPa
Pressure, last 24 h
+2.1 hPa
Visibility
47 km
UV index
0.2
Cloud cover
5%
Weather comfort
2.5 / 5
Learn how the weather affects fishing

Falling pressure ahead of a front often switches fish on; a sharp rise after it can slow them for a day. A steady barometer means steady habits.

Weather comfort rates how pleasant it is to be out, from 1 (wind, rain or storm) to 5 (dry, calm and mild). It does not change the fishing score.

Hourly model data from Open-Meteo.

Wind

Speed
26 km/h
Direction
232°
Gusts
40 km/h
At the shore
12 km/h 22 km/h 32 km/h 45 km/h
  • Calm Easy casting, light lines work.
  • Breezy Good for most methods; a ripple helps.
  • Windy Harder casting; light tackle struggles.
  • Strong wind Tough and tiring; look for shelter.
  • Gale Not safe on exposed spots.
Learn how we rate the wind

The arrow points where the wind blows to; the letters say where it comes from.

Onshore wind pushes bait and colour into the shore and often helps shore anglers; offshore wind flattens the water and makes casting easier but can push fish out.

Wind is scored per method: float and fly fishing want it calm, surfcasting and popping cope with more.

Rain

Chance of rain
3%
This hour
0.0 mm
Last 24 h
7.4 mm
  • Unlikely0–20%
  • Possible20–50%
  • Likely50–80%
  • Very likely80–100%
Learn how the chance of rain works

Chance of at least 0.1 mm of rain in the hour. Open-Meteo runs about 30 versions of the forecast model; 40% means 4 in 10 of them bring rain here. It is not the share of the area or of the hour that gets wet.

Light rain often livens fish up; heavy rain over the last day muddies rivers and shallow water, which the score counts as run-off.

Water and tide

Water temperature
8 °C
Sea surface
8 °C
Tide now
-0.7 m
Next
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Then
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Tide size today
—
Tide coefficient
—
Swell
0.9 m 7 s
Waves
1.4 m
  • Spring tide≥ 90
  • Large tide70–89
  • Medium tide45–69
  • Neap tide< 45
Learn how water and tide affect fishing

Each species feeds best inside its preferred water temperature; colder or warmer water slows it down, and the fish score counts it.

Moving water feeds fish: the hours either side of a turn usually fish best, slack water least. The coefficient (20–120) grades the day's tide from the moon and sun: spring tides move more water and stronger currents, neap tides are gentler.

Heights from mean sea level (Open-Meteo, not for navigation).

Sun

First light
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Sunrise
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Sunset
—
Last light
—
Learn why first and last light matter

Dawn and dusk are prime time for most predators: low light hides the angler and brings bait fish up. First and last light are when the sky starts to brighten and when it goes dark.

Moon

Phase
Lit
86%
Moonrise
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Moonset
—
Solunar
Next
Learn how the moon affects fishing
  • New moonDark nights and spring tides: predators hunt hard at dawn and dusk.
  • Waxing crescentA thin evening moon; tides ease towards neaps.
  • First quarterHalf lit, neap tides: steady, gentler feeding.
  • Waxing gibbousBrighter evenings; activity builds towards the full moon.
  • Full moonBright nights and spring tides: night feeding and strong currents.
  • Waning gibbousLate moonrise; early mornings often fish well.
  • Last quarterHalf lit, neap tides: calmer water.
  • Waning crescentDark evenings return; dawn and dusk take over again.

Solunar periods: the major ones when the moon is overhead or underfoot, the minor ones at moonrise and moonset. Fish tend to feed harder inside them, and the score's timing part counts them.

How to fish Hrómundarbót

Place, water, species, best hours, and the months that matter at this fishing spot.

Hrómundarbót tide times

  • Waxing gibbous · 85% Today 22/10 55 Medium tide Low water 06:51 -1 m High water 13:00 0 m Low water 19:15 -1.1 m
  • Waxing gibbous · 91% Tomorrow 23/10 67 Medium tide High water 01:18 0 m Low water 07:30 -1.2 m High water 13:41 0.1 m Low water 19:50 -1.3 m
  • Waxing gibbous · 96% Sat 24/10 78 Large tide High water 01:57 0.2 m Low water 08:09 -1.4 m High water 14:20 0.2 m Low water 20:18 -1.3 m
  • Full moon · 99% Sun 25/10 88 Large tide High water 02:37 0.5 m Low water 08:49 -1.3 m High water 14:51 0.4 m Low water 20:55 -1.4 m
  • Waning gibbous · 100% Mon 26/10 95 Spring tide High water 03:12 0.6 m Low water 09:25 -1.4 m High water 15:27 0.4 m Low water 21:30 -1.5 m
  • Waning gibbous · 98% Tue 27/10 100 Spring tide High water 03:47 0.7 m Low water 10:06 -1.5 m High water 16:04 0.3 m Low water 22:05 -1.6 m
  • Waning gibbous · 93% Wed 28/10 101 Spring tide High water 04:27 0.6 m Low water 10:47 -1.6 m High water 16:47 0.2 m

Times in local time. Heights from mean sea level; the number is the tide coefficient (20–120).

Water body

Atlantic Ocean

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