The Driva was formerly an excellent salmon river, but the parasite Gyrodactylus salaris has decimated the salmon stock.
It is an excellent sea trout river, usually ranked number 1 or 2 in all of Norway, by total catch.
 Salmon and sea trout migrate up to Magalaupet (approximately 80 kilometres or 50 miles) and at optimal water discharge probably even further.
 Especially for sea trout this is an unusually long migration, although the majority of trout in Driva do not wander so far.

The only tributary with a run of anadromous fish, is the Grøvu.
A river that enters from the south/west soon after Driva has reached the Sunndal valley.
Grøvu is also Drivas biggest tributary, and well known for the "Åmotan".
A part of the Grøvu valley where 5 rivers meet, 3 of them coming down dramatic waterfalls.
Grøvu is also world known as a good river for extreme kayaking.
The Driva was formerly an excellent salmon river, but the parasite Gyrodactylus salaris has decimated the salmon stock. It is an excellent sea trout river, usually ranked number 1 or 2 in all of Norway, by total catch.  Salmon and sea trout migrate up to Magalaupet (approximately 80 kilometres or 50 miles) and at optimal water discharge probably even further.  Especially for sea trout this is an unusually long migration, although the majority of trout in Driva do not wander so far.
The only tributary with a run of anadromous fish, is the Grøvu. A river that enters from the south/west soon after Driva has reached the Sunndal valley. Grøvu is also Drivas biggest tributary, and well known for the "Åmotan". A part of the Grøvu valley where 5 rivers meet, 3 of them coming down dramatic waterfalls. Grøvu is also world known as a good river for extreme kayaking.
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