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Ramón & Aurora Diciembre 2022

Pescando atunes & sierras en la bahía del Corcovado con FlyDreamers

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Primeros salmones del 2019

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Diego y unas hermosas Farios del Lago Yelcho capturadas en Febrero 2018.

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Stefano y una hermosa Fario capturada en el Río Yelcho .

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Fario del Río Yelcho

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We got our first look at the Rio Yelcho as we motored across a bridge spanning its mouth on the way to the lodge from Chaiten’s small airport. We’d been driving through Chile’s northern Patagonian rainforest for the better part of an hour, our attention diverted by the Jurassic flora and mountain scenery that just kept getting better with every passing bend.

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Sierras & Bonitos en Chaiten.

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Your final choice: You get to fish one place whenever you want, but only that place for the rest of your fishing days. Friends/family can come to fish with you, but cannot fish anywhere else. Where do you fish and why?

No question it would be the Lago Yelcho in Chilean Patagonia. There are four different rivers that converge here, along with high-water lagoons that hold huge brown trout. It features dry, nymph, wet, and streamer fishing for every kind of trout, and an occasional large salmon running up from the sea. The variety of fish, water, and fishing types is unbelievable, so whenever I tired of swinging huge streamers in the Boca for arm-long rainbows, I would go strip dragonfly nymphs or fish suspended-post adult dragonflies for gator-jawed browns. Or sight-fish to picky rainbows with dries in glacial-blue slicks. Or fish minnow streamers tight against the banks for predatory browns lurking beneath undercuts. Or relax with a foam beetle/nymph dropper combo. Plus, the food and wines in the region are incomparable, and the people extremely friendly. Lou Phillippe, Writer and Fly fishing guru.