West Iceland
Laxá í Kjós
Laxá í Kjós and Bugða rivers — Kjós valley, Hvalfjörður
FreshwaterAtlantic salmonWading
- Guests
- 8
- Guide to anglers
- Not published
- Release
- Not published
- Tackle
- Fly only
£5,590 per rod · 3 nights · 2027
West Iceland
FreshwaterLangá á Mýrum, from Lake Langavatn to the sea west of Borgarnes — lodge at the Hvítsstaðahylir pools
The Reykjavík Angling Club (SVFR) runs Langárbyrgi on the Langá, a lake-fed salmon river that meets the sea west of Borgarnes in west Iceland. All 93 named pools can be reached by car, and between eight and twelve rods fish at a time depending on the date, fly only, with each rod allowed to keep one salmon under 70 cm per session. The lodge stands above the Hvítsstaðahylir pools and has 14 en-suite twin rooms, plus six single rooms added in 2024.
June to September
Fishing runs June 19 to September 25, with 8 rods from June 19, 10 from June 26, 12 from June 30 to September 9 and 10 until September 25. Most fish are grilse, with multi-sea-winter salmon early in the season, and the catch averaged about 1,000 salmon a year from 2016 to 2025.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
From ISK 69,000 per rod
From, per rod; rods are sold for 1 to 3 days at a time, midday to midday. A board fee per person per day comes on top: ISK 29,900 with two anglers sharing a rod or ISK 34,900 for one angler from June 22 to July 3 and from August 20 to September 23, rising to ISK 40,900 or ISK 45,900 from July 3 to August 20. In 2026, three days on a rod cost from £5,250 (June 30 to July 3) to £7,990, transfers not included.
The year this rate applies to is not published.
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The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from the lodge's own website.
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Lodge website: svfr.is