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West Ranga is one of the best salmon rivers in Iceland, celebrated for its it’s outstanding fishing. West Ranga considered one of the most dependable Atlantic salmon rivers in Iceland, consistently ranking as the country’s most productive salmon river across several years.
The West Ranga fishing encompasses approximately 28 kilometers of private double bank water, divided into 6-10 beats with 12-20 rods. This river boasts remarkable stability in terms of water level and fishing, with consistent water levels even during drought or heavy rainfall.
Anglers are mainly fishing for the mighty Atlantic salmon, as the average catch is appr. 6000 salmon in one season! But we catch some huge brown trouts as well on the river.
All female salmon over 68 cm is to be released in boxes, while male salmon over 68 cm must be released back into the river.
If you are traveling to Iceland in April or May, you might like to join us seatrout fishing, West Rangá is known for its large seatrout, the largest sea trout caught on West Ranga was over 20
The West Rangá lodge is widely recognized as one of Iceland’s premier lodges, boasting 22 well-appointed ensuite bedrooms, a fully stocked bar, spacious dining and sitting rooms, and an expansive veranda. Additionally, guests can indulge in the lodge’s hot tub and sauna facilities.
The West Ranga River originates from the base of the active Hekla volcano. The river is easily accessible and typically requires minimal wading. It’s situated along the South Shore route, a renowned tourist attraction, providing ample opportunities for non-fishing companions to engage in various activities while you indulge in fishing.
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