En inglés
Fly Fishing Chile vs Argentina: How the Two Sides of Patagonia Compare
A fair comparison of fly fishing in Chile and Argentina: the regions, the fish, the seasons, the licenses, and the kind of trip each side gives you.
Diario de la Patagonia
Reportes de pesca, estado de los ríos y la vida en el lodge sobre el Carrileufú, Cholila, Patagonia.
En inglés
Cholila, Argentina: A Guide to the Town and Its Valleys
What Cholila is, the four valleys around it, what to do, where to eat, the national asado festival, and how the seasons run, from a lodge in the valley.
En inglés
Horseback Riding in Patagonia: What a Ride from the Cholila Valley Is Like
What riding in Patagonia is actually like: the horses, the country and the seasons, and our three-day ride at the north entrance of Los Alerces National Park.
En inglés
The Rivers of Argentine Patagonia: A Fly Fishing Guide from the Cholila Valley
A region by region guide to the trout rivers of Argentine Patagonia, from Neuquén to Tierra del Fuego. The four waters we fish in the Cholila valley are described from the bank.
En inglés
Butch Cassidy's Cabin in Cholila: What Is Actually There
The history of the outlaws' Patagonia ranch, what is left of the cabin today, and how to visit it from Cholila.
En inglés
Fly Fishing Near Esquel, Argentina: The Rivers and Lakes of the Cholila Valley
Where the fishing around Esquel actually is: a water-by-water guide to the Cholila valley from the lodge that sits on the Carrileufú.
En inglés
Fly Fishing Gear for Patagonia: What to Bring, What to Leave
A lodge's packing list for Patagonia: the rods and lines that get used, the flies that work on this water, the one felt-sole rule, and what to leave at home.
En inglés
Los Alerces National Park: A Guide from the North Entrance
Los Alerces National Park from someone who lives at its north entrance: the lakes, the roads, the ancient alerce forest, riding it on horseback, and when to come.
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The Trout of the Carrileufú River: Browns, Rainbows, and the Rest
The fish of one Patagonian river, on the record: wild browns, rainbows, brook trout and landlocked salmon on the Carrileufú, where they sit and what they eat.