Beautiful rivers that make for unforgettable adventures
 
                    
                      You will explore some of the most magnificent rivers in  Coyhaique so don’t be surprised if you can’t enough of the scenic beauty. We’ll  also take you site fishing with dry flies and nymphs, use indicator rigs for  probing as well as blind casting streamers to entice the fish to get hooked  onto your line. Rest assured, your experience with us will find a sweet spot in  your memory forever. After all, who forgets the time they caught a giant salmon  or rainbow trout on the fly?
                    Spring Creeks. Streams. Major River Mouths.
                    A terrain of limitless beauty
                    As  exceptional as Coyhaique is on its own, nothing beats the   glory of the water bodies encapsulating the area. The ever-changing  river and streamflow are ideal for dry fly and nymph fishing that often has our  customers squealing in amusement when they watch the fish flash right over the  water's surface. Needless to say, the waters are incredibly diverse with  selective varieties of fish in different areas across the length of the river  mouths. So, whether you’re up for a challenge or prefer easy wading conditions,  you’ll get to experience both! Our guide will take you on amazing adventures  through some of the feistiest waters in the area.  
                    Entrance  yourself in the serenity of clear water lakes 
                                          If you’re one  for stillwater waters, boating on the calm rivers of Patagonia, Chile will make you fall in love with  the serenity. Stillwater fly-fishing in Patagonia is an ode to true bliss and  essential for catching delicious fish like trophy Rainbow and  German Brown trout. Every time someone embarks upon an adventure with us, they  never fail to be impressed by  soothing Stillwater fly-fishing on the lake.
 
Stillwater fishing strategies: How we do it
  Our guide  uses a plethora of amazing strategies that skyrocket the chances of catching as  many fish as possible. We use everything from site fishing, terrestrials, and  streamers to nymphs and blind casting techniques that make the lake water akin  to a hypnotic aquarium. Thereby, we continue our fishing adventures on  motorboats, pontoons, rafts, jet tubes, and float tubes. The jetting variety  allows us to take you to places that nobody else will go to! Simply because  they find the shorelines, beaches, and river mouths too difficult to reach but  nothing’s impossible when you’re with Chile on the Fly. These areas make for  exhilarating stalking and sighting fly fishing. Dare we say, our guide even  offers a trip to enthralling lagoons that only true adventurers dream about.
Returning to the land: Comfortable accommodations 
  With Chile  on the Fly, you get the royal treatment at local B&Bs, hotels, and lodges.  Whether you’re in for the full ride or simply want to test the waters as a  nomadic angler, we’ll make all of your water-treading trips worth reminiscing  over.
 
  
Package features
The complete package/360 Degree package
  What’s  covered?
        
  - Transport to and  from Balmaceda airport
 
  - Comfortable Lodging
 
  - Breakfast, lunch,  and dinner complemented with fine Chilean wine
 
  - Expert guides for fly-fishing  (one guide for two anglers)
 
What  isn’t covered?
  - Air travel expenses  to and from Balmaceda airport
 
  - Fishing license (you  must have your own)
 
  - Hard liquor
 
  - Gratuities
 
Daily Guided Trips
What’s  covered?
  - Expert guides for  fly-fishing (one guide for two anglers) with lunch
 
What  isn’t covered?
  - Air travel expenses  to and from Balmaceda airport
 
  - Transport to and  from Balmaceda airport        
 
  - Fishing license (you  must have your own)
 
  - Lodging
 
  - Dinner and Breakfast
 
*Please  note that we cater to groups of up to 4 anglers per trip, however, more people can also avail  our fly fish adventures after informing us prior to or upon arrival. You can  stay for as long as you want between the months of October and April.
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