Salmon fishing in Norway | Fishing in Lygna Lyngdal

Fishing in Lygna River

The long and windy Lygna river offers salmon and trout fishing with activities and accommodation all the way up the river from Lyngdal. The Lygna river in Lyngdal offers a broad range of activities and attractions. It is conveniently located close to the town of Lyngdal, so you have everything you need.

The river is famous for its salmon fishing. This is where Southern Norways biggest salmon was caught in 2008. Fishing cards must be purchased to fish in the river from June to August and it is one of the cheapest fishing cards in Southern Norway.

Kvåtstunet

Kvåstunet is an old school which has recently been converted into an activity centre with accommodation for up to 120 people. There are view of mountains, the Lygna river and its location is convenient for people travelling to the region.

Øyna camping Kvåsfossen

The Øyna / Kvåsfossen camping grounds are located close to Kvåfossen and have power connections available for camper vans and tents. There are also toiletry facilities and tables and chairs by the river.

Kvåstunet Accommodation Lyngdal Norway.
Photo: Adam Read @ Visit Sørlandet

Kvåstunet Accommodation

Kvåsfossen med laksetrapp (waterfall with salmon stairs)

Kvåsfossen is a very powerful waterfall with tons of water running down the rapids at a fast rate of speed. From the walk bridge down, it is about 35 metres in a vertical drop. There is a path around the waterfall enabling visitors to get pictures from various angles.

There are many salmon in the river that cannot get to the top because of a large rock blocking the entrance. The local community including the Lista Region came together to build some concrete stairs so the salmon can by pass this rock. There is also a glass viewing area where visitors can watch the salmon as they pass by.