The Kangia River is a hidden gem located in Greenlands West Coast and is widely known for its large runs of huge Arctic chars and unbelievable beauty. The average size of these fish running up in the river is way bigger than in other rivers in Greenland.

The river is made for fly fishing with its cut banks, rapids, slow and deep stretches, waterfalls, and pocket water all the way down to its delta at the river mouth. 7km upstream from camp is a ten-meter-high waterfall that blocks migrating fish to continue its run-up river which creates a deep pool stacked with huge fish. Since the waterfall blocks the access for the fish to move further up steam, they eventually spread out along the 10 km long stretch of river between the river mouth and the waterfall.