A small beautiful lake where row boats are only allowed. Placed at 3,900ft at the very heart of the Andes mountains surrounded by beautiful high mountains peaks and Monkey Puzzle Trees (Araucaria araucana). We fish mainly dry fly attractors prospecting and also sight fishing along the shores, drop offs, flats, fallen trees and reeds. As …
It’s the smallest lake we fish in this area, no more than 2 miles long and it is only allowed to navigate with rowboats. Pulmari River is its main tributary and natural outflow. Presents reeds and weed beds almost all around the perimeter, which we mainly prospect with large dry attractors and occasionally with small …
Quillen lake can produce one of the finests dry fly fishing experiences in the area. Originated by an extinct glacial, it stays clear and cold through the entire year. Along 13 miles it offers stunning views to the north face of Lanin Volcano (12,388 ft) Is the largest and less fished lake in this area …
This walk and wade small size freestone river has very close similar structures to the lower Malleo River, medium to small sized rocks, but on a smaller scale. The main difference is that this river doesn’t have a lake as a water source and collects its flow from many different small springs and streams. Morning …
It’s a freestone water that starts as the natural drain of a small lake also called Rucachoroi – which means “house of parrots” to the Mapuche culture. The upper stretch runs through a millinery wood of Araucarias (Monkey Puzzle Tree), it features medium sized boulders producing a good number of riffles, short deep pools and …
Is the largest freestone we walk and wade in the area, very similar to the famous Malleo river. It starts as the natural outflow of Lake Quillen deep in the Lanin National Park in the core of the Andes mountains. Not very far from the beginning happens the junction with its major tributary, Malalco Spring …