Full Day Fly Fishing Trips
Private, professional guided day trips across the finest waters of Southern Patagonia.
Overview
Our guided fly fishing trips offer access to a diverse range of waters in Southern Patagonia, including rivers, spring creeks, and lakes around Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine. Each trip is tailored to current conditions and the angler's experience level, ensuring a well-rounded and productive day on the water.
Our excursions are designed to operate with one guide for every two anglers, ensuring a highly personalized and high-quality experience on the water. While we can accommodate groups of three anglers per guide when needed, we strongly recommend a maximum of two anglers per guide.
Full Day Rates
Rates are per trip. Guide ratio: 1 guide per 2 anglers recommended.
Bookings are subject to our Terms and Conditions
How the Day Unfolds
A full day on the water, shaped by the river and the conditions of the day.
8:30 – 9:00 AM
Pick-up is at approximately 8:30 AM if you are staying in Puerto Natales, or 9:00 AM if you are staying within Torres del Paine National Park.
≈ 1 Hour
Travel to the fishing area generally takes around one hour each way, although travel times may vary depending on the fishing location and road conditions.
On the Water
Once on the water, the day is dedicated to guided fly fishing. The fishing location, techniques, and pace are adapted to water levels, wind, weather, seasonal conditions, and the interests and experience of each angler.
Flexible
Enjoy a riverside spread featuring a fresh lunch, assorted sweet and savory treats, and refreshing beverages. The timing is flexible and depends on the pace of the fishing and conditions on the water.
≈ 5:00 PM
We generally return to your accommodation around 5:00 PM. The exact return time may vary depending on the fishing location, road conditions, and the day's activities.
Where We Fish
We fish a diverse range of waters across the region. Below is a brief overview — visit the Waters page for full details on species, seasons, and fishing style.
A medium-sized river flowing through the open Patagonian steppe, offering classic trout water with a wide variety of structures and fishing approaches. Primarily a brown trout fishery, with sea-run brown trout migrating upriver from the Atlantic during certain periods of the season.
Born in Lago del Toro inside Torres del Paine National Park, the Río Serrano flows west toward the fjords of Última Esperanza. The main attraction is the Chinook (King) salmon entering the system from the ocean during summer months, alongside resident and sea-run brown trout.
Clear, intimate waters spread across the region near Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine, and the Río Penitente area. Home to brown trout and brook trout, offering technical presentations and frequent sight-fishing opportunities.
Maravilla, Porteño, El Toro, and Sofía offer a different pace of fishing from the boat in wide open landscapes. Primarily brown trout fisheries, with Lago Sofía standing out for its population of landlocked Coho salmon.
Ready to Fish?
Contact us to check availability and plan your guided fly fishing day in Southern Patagonia.