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Chilean Chromers

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Published on Apr 28. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Two hand rods

South America

Join us as we are swinging flies for chrome-bright king salmon in a beautiful turquoise colored river surrounded by glacier-capped mountains in Chile’s Los Lagos Region.

Originator

GetAway Tours

Tierra del Fuego

The Rio Grande is renown for its massive populations of very big sea - run brown trout. In fact, some consider it to be the world’s best sea run brown trout fishery on earth.

Apr 8. 2018

Valley of Kings

Searching for Kings in the far south of Chilean Patagonia on our latest hosted trip in January 2018 with Magallanes Fly Fishing. Big rivers, high winds and big Chinook salmon.

Feb 10. 2018

Valley of the Kings

Members of the LOOP team head south to fish for King salmon in the stunning surroundings of the Torres Del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia.

Jun 3. 2017

The Road less Traveled

A long comment to a video developed into a full fledged illustrated article about a nice trip to Chilean Patagonia.

Apr 30. 2017

Microspey rods

An article about how spey style casting can be performed with rods rated for single hand, and how to build and line up your own microspey or micro Skagit rod.

Steelhead Dreams

Nov 6. 2014

A very thorough introduction to fishing for steelhead in the great lakes area in the US by renown steelhead guide Matt Supinski. Covering tactics, gear and flies as well as seasons and locations.

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