In addition to the major rivers in the surrounding area we also have fishing access to several nearby spring creeks. These free flowing streams are created by underground aquifers as opposed to melting snow pack from the Andes Mountains. Water is “pushed” by the force of pressure from the underground source and this creates flows that remain relatively consistent and cool throughout the season. Many of the spring creeks that we fish offer slower moving or flat water. This environment fosters a high degree of insect activity including mayflies and caddis. Not surprisingly, trout (brook, rainbow and brown) thrive in these conditions. For many anglers the opportunity to sight cast to individual fish is the ultimate dry fly fishing experience.
Both browns and rainbows trouts have flourished due in part to the abundant food supply and ideal environment. You’ll find that these trout are the strongest and feistiest fighters that you’ll encounter in this part of Patagonia.
Most of the areas waters are spring creeks that originate in the high elevation wetlands of the Andes. The upper stretches are typically slow and meandering before reaching the lower elevations where the gradient and flows increase. The lower elevations provide an ample supply of productive pocket water.
Remoteness has kept this region’s waters untouched by anglers. The numerous creeks and high altitude lakes are just waiting to be explored. This translates into a paradise for anglers with an explorer soul. Especially, for those that love solitude, a wide variety of environments and many miles of unpressured creeks and rivers.
Casa de campo provides an excellent base for fishing the area’s numerous spring creeks, freestone creeks, the Alumine and Quillen Rivers, and several mountain lakes. These waters, especially the spring creeks, provide great sight fishing opportunities for trophy-size brown, rainbow and brook trout.
Spring Creek Lodge redefines a way to discover northern Patagonia. Private guides and 4WD vehicles are available for every guest to enjoy their visit at their own pace. Besides world class trout fly fishing, in widely diverse environments, you can also participate in a large variety of outdoor and lifestyle activities.
The Alumine is one of the longest rivers in northern Patagonia. This freestone river drains Lake Alumine and continues until its junction with the Catan-Lil- River where it becomes the Collon Cura.
The Caleufu is possibly one of the most beautiful rivers in northern Patagonia. This river’s 40-mile flow starts at the junction of the Meliquina and Filo Hua-Hum Rivers and ends at the Piedra del Aquila Reservoir.
The Chimehuin begins at the mouth of Huechulafquen Lake, near the base of the Lanin Volcano. It runs for 30 miles until the junction with the Collon Cura River.
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