Rio Palena - La Patagonia Chilena

Fly fishing in Palena River in the Chilean Patagonia, imagine a destination in nature where you can fish in 30 different and amazing places.

The Palena Province in Chile presents the greatest diversity of fishing scenarios possible: huge and small rivers, large lakes and countless lagoons (many of them still unnamed). Here you will enjoy multiple options, methods and styles of fishing, as well as a variety of species and sizes.

What to fish?

Fishing in the Palena River, Futaleufú River, Tigre River, Malito River, Yelcho Lake, Espolón Lake, Lonconao Lake or in a circuit of seven lagoons. Each one offers a different fishing performance: dries, streamers and nymphs.

You will catch amazing trout: Rainbow , Fario and Fontanelis, the season runs from November to May. You can also find Chinook Salmon (February-April), Sea Run Brown (March), Atlantic Salmon (March), Perch (all season), Coho Salmon (March) and Tuna (April-May).

HeliFishing

If you want us to take you to little known places with a spectacular view and fishing along the Palena Lake or to our Secret Spots we have the HeliFishing service. Ask for this service when you are making your fishing plan.

Glamping in the heart of Chilean Patagonia. Interacting with nature.

We will accommodate you in Glamping accommodations equipped for the Patagonian climate. We have a hot tub area for you to enjoy a hot tub next to the Futaleufú River and a rock wall over 200 meters high where the condor dominates with its flight.

The experience of your lodging is crowned with a gastronomy that reflects the heritage and culture of Patagonia, our Chef will transmit it with his delicious dishes.

How to get there?

Fly to Airport of Santiago de Chile, from there make a fly connection to the city of Chaiten (1hr 55 minutes approx.) Palena Province.  A vehicle from us will pick you up at the Chaitén Aerodrome to go to the lodge (1 hour and 15 minutes approx.).

Catch and Release

Fly fishing in Palena River in the Chilean Patagonia is catch and release. At nomonday we are convinced that the most important contribution a sport angler can make to the habitat of his fishing spot is by practicing catch and release. We invite you to adopt and respect this practice and promote it with all your fishing friends.