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Laxa in Dolum in the central west region of Iceland ranks among the best in the country with an average catch of 1,040 salmon for the last 20 years for only six rods. Laxa in Dolum is a small and intimate sized river with a fair volume of water, flowing over a rocky bed with alternate pools and runs. This river is famed for its large stock of salmon and a good number of multi-sea winter fish are caught every year. Many pools are deep and very clear and like many Icelandic rivers it offers very visual fishing.
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