There are very good runs at the moment into Laxa in Dolum. The group that started fishing in the afternoon of July 21st landed 33 salmon on 4 rods in the afernoon. After the three first sessions, a day and a half they had landed 71 salmon. For 4 rods?

We are off to a great start.

Opening days on Laxa in Kjos gave us 36 salmon landed to only 5 rods. The river is in high water but we are still using small flies in sizes 12-14. As a result we are loosing a lot of salmon, but they simply refuse larger flies or tubes.

Grimsa opened on June 20th with 20 salmon the first day for the 6 rods. 

On both rivers we have grilse runs in allready, but larger springers amongst the runs. It is specially good to see large salmon in the 6-8 kg range. They are the strongest of all fish. Prospects are good, and we are supposed to have more rain in the coming days.

We are very proud to announce that our lease on the famous Laxa in Dolum has been extended for the years to come.

There has been movement on the market this winter, and rivers have been changing hands. We are therefore very grateful to keep this fantastic river inside our portfolio, as well to be able to continue our work. The last three years have been very good, with average catch of about 1.400 salmon for 4-6 rods in 90 days. There are not many places where you can enjoy that kind of sport in the world of Atlantic salmon fishing today.

Long may it continue.

We still have some very good August rods available on the Laxa in Kjos for quality sea-trout and salmon fishing. First class lodging and first class fishing. More information This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Yes, we are getting closer to season.

April 1st marks the beginning of the Icelandic fly fishing season. For the first two months we target trout, but as we get into June, we can start fishing for Atlantic salmon.

We still have rods available on the Laxa in Kjos, Grimsa and Hafralonsa. If you have not booked your fishing yet, please contact us on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Yes, we are getting closer to season.

April 1st marks the beginning of the Icelandic fly fishing season. For the first two months we target trout, but as we get into June, we can start fishing for Atlantic salmon.

We still have rods available on the Laxa in Kjos, Grimsa and Hafralonsa. If you have not booked your fishing yet, please contact us on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We still have few September rods in the Hofsa river.

The Hofsa has always been very popular with British and American rods. Some say it is the perfect salmon river. Just cast your line across the pool and the water will present the fly for you. It drains a vast 1100 km2, and is 85 km in length, with 35 km of fishing below the great falls. The top beat is its most famous being the only beat in a canyon and requiring a drive along hanging tracks and walking to get to the uppermost pools. The salmon can only go as far as the falls at the top of beat one.

The rest of the river is simply pool after pool of perfect fly water with snow-capped mountains in the background. Pools are long and wide with gravel bottoms and have many good lies. Half way down the valley the river is joined by the Sunnudalsa which is fished separately as is the very lower part of the main river for Arctic char. The Hofsa is a famous, much revered Icelandic river.

Available dates: September 1st-7th.

We have available 4 rods for 5 days fishing August 9th-14th.

This is the time when we have some of the best sea-trout fishing, along with good salmon fishing.

The rods can be shared, but we still offer rod sharers private rooms with en suite bathrooms.

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We are proud to announce the famous Hafralonsa will be under Hreggnasi´s management from the summer of 2018. Most of our customer´s are familiar with the progress we have made with the next neighbor, Svalbardsa, and we look at our work there as a role model for the years to come on this mighty river.

Hafralonsa is the large sister of the Svalbardsa. It is one of the most powerful rivers on the north/east corner, about 630 km distance from Reykjavik. The river is about 24 km long with 55 marked pool, and is fished with 4 rods. Famous for large salmon and beautiful and remote nature, this is truly a gem amongst Icelandic salmon rivers.

The lodge is quite simple, and has 6 double bedrooms. The river is strictly catch and release. As a bonus, the Hafralonsa has a strong run of Arctic Char and sea-trout. More information: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The 2017 season was not as spectacular as the two previous ones on Laxa in Dolum. Total catch was 871 salmon on 4-6 rods. This is however a good outcome and puts the river amongst the very best in the country if looked at catch pr rod pr day. Out of 871 fish, we had 543 grilse and 328 salmon The breakdown of sizes indicates that we are heading in the right direction.

Salmon under 70 cm: 543

70-79 cm: 151 salmon

80-89 cm: 143 salmon

90-99 cm: 31 salmon

100cm plus: 3

We have two rods available for the week August 14th-20th on Laxa in Kjos this summer. Fishing is done from lunch - lunch. Anglers have the possibility to share a rod, but still stay in single rooms. More information:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.