2026 here we go!
You will find the dates of our trips for 2026 down bellow. We propose you make a pre-booking to be given priority when we will confirm these dates when health situation allows it.
Session 1: from 10th to 19th of january
Session 2: from 21st to 30th of january
Session 3: from 1st to 10th of february
Session 4: from 12th to 21st of february
Session 5: from 23rd of february to 4th of march
Session 6: from 6th to 15th of march
Brown and rainbow trout or chinook fly fishing or spinning. You are free to vary the pleasure according to your expectations and the conditions.
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In a breathtaking nature with an unusual fishing potential, Chilean Patagonia is waiting for you to enjoy a unique fishing experience.
A multi-technical destination where fishermen of all levels will find their happiness.
Our services take care of the organization of your trip, accompaniment and guidance on site. We accompany you from the beginning of your fishing project to the realization of it in the best conditions.
Graduate and passionate French fishing guides will accompany you on the best fishing areas of the region.
Large variety of spots in a very wild setting.
A high density of big rainbow and brown trouts.
Accommodation by the water at the foot of the Andes cordillera.
With Patagonia fishing, you will be supervised by experienced and certified French fishing guides.
You will be accompanied from the moment you arrive at the airport. Both on a daily basis and on the waterfront, our experience in welcoming customers will be at your service to ensure you make the most of this immersion.
The heart of our profession/passion is sharing a unique fishing experience, helping you discover the richness of Chile's natural heritage.
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The experience of our guides offers you, during your stay, a wide variety of spots in a very wild setting.
Discover a remarkable fishing environment, home to a large population of rainbow trout and large brown trout.
Immersion in the heart of Chilean nature, accommodation by the water at the foot of the Andes mountain range. Sublime...
Less known and fished than Argentina, Chilean patagonia is a wild jewel where the fishing of salmonids provides unparalleled sensations in Europe. Beyond the change of scenery provided and the warm welcome that the locals reserve, going to Chile for a fishing trip is a boon for european fishermen who see their season end when it has only begun under this other hemisphere.
Located in the Aysén Region, in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, the Río Simpson National Reserve lies within an exceptional wilderness area whose regional capital is the city of Coyhaique. This remote and unspoiled region, still largely untouched by mass tourism, offers a spectacular natural setting of mountains, dense forests, crystal-clear rivers and isolated valleys, ideal for an authentic and immersive fishing experience.
We invite you to discover the Coyhaique region through its remarkably rich and diverse fishing system, renowned for the quality of its waters and the variety of its fishing grounds. From the Río Manihuales to the Río Simpson, famous for its trophy fish, and down to smaller streams where sight fishing can be practised in exceptional conditions, each area offers its own atmosphere and techniques, all within pure and pristine waters.
This region allows anglers to explore a wide range of fishing techniques, always under optimal conditions. Framed by the Andes mountain range, the landscape provides a breathtaking and wild backdrop where nature reigns supreme. Your guide will support you in developing an effective approach to fishing, helping you understand the specific characteristics of the environment and make the most of the remarkable potential these rivers have to offer.
Combining technical diversity, varied fishing environments and stunning scenery, the Río Simpson Reserve stands as an exceptional playground for experiencing Patagonia in its most authentic and untouched form.
