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RUCA CHALHUAFE PROGRAM
FISHING
CHILE TOURS
ANTARCTICA
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In the lake region of the south of Chile, only a thousand km away from the Capital, Santiago, you will find stony-bedded rivers containing submerged logs and many cold, transparent lakes.
In the surroundings of the beautiful Lake Llanquihue and at the foot of the imposing Osorno Volcano, fishing enthusiasts have many different options thanks to the great number of watercourses in the region. There are large specimens of salmon such as King Salmon or Chinook, the Coho Salmon and Rainbow Trout. Ten kilometers from Las Cascadas there is a bridge crossing the Coihueco river and another over the Puelo river. This is the ideal place to fish trout. A little further south, six kilometers from Ensenada, lies the Petrohue river, world-famous for the size of its giant salmon. Normally November is the month the fishing season begins in Chile. On Lake Llanquihue, due to its great population of trout and resident salmon, the season starts in September.
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Rainbow, Brown, Steelhead and Searun Trout, and occasionally Chinook, Coho and Atlantic Salmon. Access One can get there by air with a Santiago-Puerto Montt or Santiago-Osorno flight. Lodge staff will be waiting for you at the airport to take you to the Lodge. Climate Rainfall is a typical feature of the climate of Puerto Montt. It rains every month, but the rainfall is most intense in June, July and August, with an annual average of 1,200 to 3,000 mm. Fishing season The fishing season is from September through April Recommendations on what to take Sunscreen Dark non-reflecting sunglasses Medicine normally taken (there are no pharmacies here) A good hat Waders Comfortable and durable shoes Short and long trousers Short-sleeved polo-necked shirt Sweaters and a Jacket Photo camera First-Aid Kit Rods: 4-5 slow-action 6-7 medium-action Lines: Floating WF, sinking tip type Teeny 300 and shooting - sinking grade 4 Leaders and Tippet: 0x , 2x and 5x Flies: Streamers: Leech, Wooly Worm, Wooly Bugger, Muddler Minnow (4 - 6 - 8) Nymphs: Montana, Stone Fly, Caddis, Hare's Ear (8 to 14) Dry flies: May Fly, Adams, Grizzly Mosquito, Caddis, Dragon Fly (4-6), Royal Wulff, Grasshopper, Yellow Coat, Beetles (12 to 18).
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