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Welcome to our Fishing Lodge, where the spirit of adventure converges with the serenity of nature — explore our story, our waters, and the Patagonia that surrounds us.

Nestled on a serene expanse of 40 acres, a mere 5 miles from the vibrant city of Coyhaique, on the banks of the Coyhaique River, your journey unfolds against a backdrop of natural splendor. Our lodge is a tribute to the region's majestic landscapes, pristine waters, and the timeless art of fly fishing.

Nestled on a serene expanse of 40 acres, a mere 5 miles from the vibrant city of Coyhaique, on the banks of the Coyhaique River, your journey unfolds against a backdrop of natural splendor. Our lodge is a tribute to the region's majestic landscapes, pristine waters, and the timeless art of fly fishing.

Step into Coyhaique River Lodge, and you'll be embraced by an atmosphere of warmth, camaraderie, and authentic Patagonian hospitality. Whether you seek moments of quiet reflection or a lavish haven to recharge after exhilarating fishing adventures, our luxurious offerings invite you to create your own tapestry of indulgence with comfort and a touch of rustic charm.
The grandeur of nature accompanies you
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Founded by avid anglers and lovers of the outdoors, our Fishing Lodge was born out of a deep reverence for Patagonia's natural beauty and a desire to share its treasures with kindred spirits. With each cast and every expedition, we've forged connections with fellow fishing enthusiasts and introduced countless souls to the magic of Coyhaique's waters.

At the heart of our lodge lies a passion for the art of fly fishing. Our expert guides are not only skilled in angling techniques but are also stewards of the environment, ensuring that our practices remain sustainable and respectful of the delicate ecosystem.

Fly Fishing in Patagonia

Rio Simpson

Fishes like a classic Montana freestone with significant caddis and mayfly hatches. Browns and rainbows average 14 to 22 inches, with trout up to 30 inches on record.

Fishing in the river
Fishing with friends
Marvel at the mirror-like rivers of Patagonia

Rio Ñirehuao

Perhaps the area's most famous fishery — a mid-sized freestone wading stream renowned for fantastic summer hopper fishing for wild brown trout, 12 to 24+ inches.

Rio Coyhaique

The lodge property has a mile of river frontage plus additional private access points to miles of easy wading and large quantities of small to mid-sized rainbow and brown trout. This river gets better every year and still fishes great when the weather turns inclement elsewhere.

Rio Huemules

This wide river has a sandy bottom allowing anglers to wade the middle and fish to large browns hiding in undercut banks. There are also many deep pools where big fish chase streamers.

Rio Emperador Guillermo

One of the jewels of the area, with many pools and riffles loaded with hungry trout that average 12- to 16-inches.

Rio Mañihuales

The Mañihuales has a little of everything, including a lot of big trout! It is most often floated but some good wade fishing is available on its very upper reaches. It has a healthy population of both brown and rainbow trout as well as a strong run of king salmon. The Mañihuales often surrenders fish in excess of 20-inches during an average day with the brown trout usually being the largest. This river has structure like no other and an incredible amount of prime holding spots, making it a favorite amongst local guides.

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