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The Lodge property, located a kilometer and a half from the town of Trevelin, is 35 acres situated on the banks of the Rio Percy, a tributary of the Rio Grande. The Rio Grande, also known as the Rio Futaleufu when it changes its name as it runs west through Chile to the Pacific Ocean, is a large river and part of the Los Alerces National Park drainage and is one of the best fisheries in the area. Los Alerces Park itself offers a variety of fishing opportunities, ranging from small lagoons and creeks, to large lakes connected by rivers, which provide a mix of dry fly, streamer, and nymph fishing, and alre to be a fishing experience that you will enjoy.
Along with the fishing there is also great food consisting of a hearty breakfast, streamside lunches, and sumptuous dinners, both North and South American style. Wine lovers will be treated to the best of local wines which are on a par with those of California 's Napa Valley . Beer drinkers will enjoy the flavorful native beers. The scenery and wildlife are spectacular, with sightings of guanacos, European red deer , condors, rheas, and even California valley quail common. All of this, combined with the European flare of the local people, makes for a total experience like no other. so spin fishing for non-flyfisherman. Whether wading or casting from a raft or from a boat, there is su
Full color brochure available for download in pdf format page 1 and page 2. Inquires may be sent by email to info@LaPatagoniaLodge.com
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