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| About the rivers we love to fish |
Malleo River |
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Malleo River
Famous all around the World, the Malleo River runs out
from the Tromen lake, witch is in the main Andes mountain
chain, runs through an extensive and beautiful valley
and finally flows into the Alumine River. We can say
Malleo is the perfect dry fly river.
Light tackle and thin tippets will be needed to get to
enjoy this majestic stream. Easy wadding will help you
to get to cast the necessary distance to show the flies
to beautiful browns and rainbows that are just exactly
in the place they should.
Runs, rifles, rocky or sandy bottoms, cut banks, deep
pools...... Malleo ..... just too perfect!
DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR FAVORITE
3, 4 or 5 WEIGHT ROD !!! If you don't
have one, we will provide one for
you! |
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Quilquihue
River
Smaller than the Malleo, this river is also a favorite
for dries and nymphs. At the very beginning of the season
a lot of water runs through it, but fast, this river
drops it's water level till it's get ideal flow for most
of the season. Later in the season y can look a little
shallow, but still surprises are waiting in every shade
and pocket.
Wadding is easy, it's ideal for beginners but also great
for the experts.
Most of the necessary cast are short, but a precise cast
with certainly turn a nice brown to rise to your dry.
Just 15 minutes from San Martin de los Andes, and
you will be fishing superb waters with private access |
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Aluminé River
Bigger than Malleo and Quilquihue, the Alumine is one
of the rivers we usually do float trips The average traveling
time to the places we start the float trips is about
one hour, and you can choose between daily floating trips
and fishing for 2 or 3 complete days too.
We provide full equipped campsites to make this the most
fun experience enjoying the area wilderness.
Water structure is perfect to fish it from the raft and
also, jump out from it and wade fish some of the big
runs and riffles.
Either Beginners or Experts will enjoy this program,
depending the time of the season and water level, we
will fish both dries-nymphs & streamers... |
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Caleufú River
"What an experience, superb fishing, amazing sceneries......" That
what fishermen say and we believe so! The season to float
Caleufu is not to long. Starts at the very beginning
of the season (November) and normally stops being floatable
at mid January.
The experience of doing Caleufu's program is intense,
depending the water flow, you can do it in 2 days or
three, that means camping 1 or 2 nights at the river
banks.
A lot of strikes, and action and big asados (barbeques)
with some good Argentinean red wine at night.
The rivers runs from a high mountain valley to a wide
open one.
Views are postcards all the way! Book this one! Almost 60km
of fun! Beginners and experts will enjoy this one a lot! |
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Chimehuín
River
Provably the most famous river of the area and Patagonia
Argentina The reason is, without doubt, the beauty and
the quality of the fishing.
The Chimehuin runs crystal clear through a long valley,
providing a lot of shelter and structure for big fish
to live. It borns in the Huechulaufquen Lake (where the
popular BOCA of the Chimehuin is) and runs fro about
60 km till it flows into the Alumine forming a bigger
river called Collon Cura.
This river holds all the records. Mounters browns and
rainbows were caught at the main mouth (Boca) and also
in some named pools spread along his way to the Alumine.
Rocky bottoms and shady banks covered with willows, make
this river a special place for trout & for us!
Wade fishing and dayly floating trips
can be done. You need to try Chimehun
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Colón-Curá River
The biggest river of the area The Chimehuin river adds
its waters to the Alumine forming the Collon Cura river.
Still keeps the same structure as the Alumine, but it
becomes wider and slower, forming big long runs and deep
pools. In some sections this river divides its waters
in some channels forming islands and in some cases small
lagoons, very productive in early season when the water
levels are still high. Bottoms are normally rocky, but
easy to wade.
We do mostly floating trips just for the day, but It
can be combined with an upper float on the Alumine, adding
the chance to spend one night camping on the river bank
enjoying this beautiful stretch of water.
Streamers and big dries (attractors & terrestrials)
are normally used. A sinking tip style line will be very
usefull to move big browns form the bottom.....
This river holds all the records. Mounters browns and
rainbows were caught at the main mouth (Boca) and also
in some named pools spread along his way to the Alumine.
Rocky bottoms and shady banks covered
with willows, make this river a special
place for trout & for us!
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