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Lygna is in all 82.2 kilometers long, but it is only in the lower half there are salmon - the fish does not…
It is located next to the Lygna river that has fantastic salmon fishing opportunities. Its location is also…
Kvåsfossen Camping is located close to Kvåsfossen and the salmon staircase. There are power…
Nasjonalt Villakssenter - Kvåsfossen is a national salmon centre with focus on the wild salmon and…
Kvåsfossen is one of Southern Norway's largest waterfalls. In Kvåsfossen there are several…
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.
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.
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.
The Skagerrak coast in Southern Norway offers ample opportunities for deep-sea fishing and the rivers are famous for the wild salmon.
Lyngdal offers a range of fishing alternatives both in fresh water and sea water. Salmon fishing, deep sea fishing and fishing in lakes with beautiful surroundings are available in Lyngdal and Hægebostad.
The Lindesnes region is packed with opportunities to catch some fish. What type of fishing are you looking for?
Grimstad has a lot to offer for anglers, all along the south coast the conditions are perfect, some will say it is an eldorado for anglers hunting for sea trout.
Grimstad offers more then rocky shores, boats and beach life. The inlands offer several hiking trips with beautiful views, and fresh water lakes with the possibility of fishing, kayaking and swimming.
Vegårshei has very many lakes where you can go fishing both trout and perch.
In the Upper Setesdal mountain lakes you have every chance to catch some nice trout. Some of the lakes are situated close to the road, whereas others require a long hike before you may throw your bait. Most fishing permits may be purchased via SMS (only valid for Norwegian addresses). They are also sold at service stations, various stores and tourist information offices.
The river Otra is one of the largest waterways in Southern Norway and has a large stock of trout. One fishing licence covers 150 kilometres.