Perhaps the best lodge location in Chile Patagonia according to our clients, friends and even competitors. Come and visit, stay for a bit, and get lost in the magic of Patagonia. We've saved a spot for you by the stream.
Perhaps the best lodge location in Chile Patagonia according to our clients, friends and even competitors. Come and visit, stay for a bit, and get lost in the magic of Patagonia. We've saved a spot for you by the stream.
Los Torreones Lodge es una elección única para retiros y viajes de negocios de nivel ejecutivo, programas de incentivo y desarrollo de trabajo en equipo.
Patagonia offers the ideal retreat setting for your executive team or key clients to embrace privacy, perspective and planning. Fly fishing and horseback riding on a private ranch punctuate corporate purpose like nothing else! Call us to arrange a tailor made experience for you and your team.
When planning your trip to Patagonia it's prudent to consider a few things before picking the perfect fly fishing lodge for your adventure in Chile.
- Companionship
- Location
- A Fireplace with Appetizers
- Great Food
- Better Stories
- Song and Music
- Professional Coaching and Guiding
- Magic
A short photo stream of last season at Los Torreones lodge.
At Los Torresones Lodge, you'll only fish with local guides, who literally grew up playing in the streams.
The undisputed Top 5 list of flies for fishing in Patagonia Chile.
Fly fishing in Patagonia Chile provides a special opportunity for adventure and reflection.
Everything you need to consider before planning your fly fishing adventure to Patagonia. We'll help you think about how to book for fly fishing trip to Patagonia Chile.
“Go Fish” was for the briefest moment, your chance to even the score with the world, the opportunity to smash your opponent, win the game: be glorious, drink the remaining hot chocolate, and transform the sofa into a trampoline. A sort of les jeux sont faits enthusiastic confidence that the cards will be in synch with your intentions.
5 ways to Practice Patience in Patagonia
You've flown a long way, settled into the lodge and are itchin’ to get down to the water. Conditions look good. Not too much sun. Light wind. Gear is all checked out. You haven't lost or broken anything yet.
So you rush out , scramble down the bank, and rush out into the the Big Run for the just so perfect cast into the sweet spot at the head of the pool.
You spook the cows over in the next county.
Who hasn't done this? Shake head with chagrin. Raise your hand.
One of the blessings of getting older, with more miles/kilometers under your waders, and time alone on the water; is the appreciation of of the cadence, rhythm and timing inherent to fly fishing.
The need to rush is a figment of your Fly’s imagination. Your appetite not the trout’s
The virtue of patience provides its own reward.
And though its origins arose from the poetry of the 14th century, of a man in search of faith; the essential truth remains true, flowing through us; as we cast a hatch in search of something equally elusive.
Five ways that help with the practice of patience in Patagonia (or pretty much anywhere) when “walking to your spot.”
1. Mindful breathing.
2. Focus. Take a few moments to look at the wáter before beginning.
3. Look. Look up and behind. Who hasn't caught the willow or The Guide on his first cast and spent next thirty minutes in Snafuclustermuck?
4. Touch. Touch the water. Turn over a rock. Open the senses to discovery.
5. Listen. Wind, current, signs of hatch, waterfowl: all inform and whisper.
6. Look Again. Just look, at first outward then if you can, inward.
You'll be surprised what you see hatching.
