A 10 pound brown trout from Estancia del Zorro's amazing spring creek.
This is an intimate, 15 mile long meandering stream, all on the
Estancia's private land. The spring creeks is deep and winding,
interspersed with wider pools, the perfect habitat for oversize browns.
All Inclusive including round trip transfers between Lodge and Balmaceda Airport near Coyhaique, Chile.
Not included: Gratuities, tackle, and items of a personal nature, nor international airfare into Balmaceda Airport near Coyhaique, Chile.
Cinco Rios Chile is a fly fishers dream come true! A full service lodge accommodating up to twelve guests is your home away from home. Fish for rainbows and browns in waters that, in some cases, only recently have been discovered. As well as top dry fly fishing, this area is a birdwatchers paradise. Andean condors, Chilean Southern-ringed kingfishers, eagles, ibis, torrent duck and parakeets abound.
The streams offer diverse fishing, incredible, exciting dry fly actions, and, challenging sight fishing in pristine, clear waters for brown and rainbow trout, only accessible by our jet boats because of limited roads, have never seen a dry fly.
The Estancia rests in the habitat of the red fox (zorro), the namesake of the Estancia. There is an abundance of condors, eagles, a myriad of other birds and llamas.
This giant Estancia has fishing in both Chile and Argentina. In Chile there is 15 miles of spring creek with browns reaching an astonishing 15 pounds. Then, with your bilingual guide, cross the frontier on a 35 minute drive to fish a 35 mile private river which teams with rainbow trout feeding on pancora crab, grasshoppers, and other insects of the Argentine pampas. After each day of fishing, you return to Chile's Estancia del Zorro for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, a gourmet dinner, relaxation, and a great night's rest.
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