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Chile

Mar 20 2011

Idylwilde Flies for Chile

Chile Trout Flies

Michael White is back today with another fly lineup.  Having spent approximately 300 million days fishing for trout around the Southern Rockies, Whitey is a good guy to listen to when it comes to advice on trout flies. After he joined us on an epic trip to Chile West, we asked him for his top…
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Mar 19 2011

Cooler Climate

Night life in Chile

Part of the beauty of our format at Chile West is that our guests really get to experience the culture of Chilean Patagonia.  In our book night life counts as culture, and for our guests who are so inclined, there’s ample opportunity to go local. Trevor Covich tells us a bit today about the evening…
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Mar 14 2011

Chile Fishing Report: February 2011

Our second trip of the year started out as usual at the always windy Balmaceda airport. The group of five arrived a day early to ease into the 10 day trip ahead. This group consisted of Jr. and Diane Stelzer, Marvin and Gloria Fishman, and Doc Thompson a guide from New Mexico who was hosting the trip….
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Mar 05 2011

Fishing Reports!

Brown and Rainbow Trout from Chile

You know that we post fishing reports all the time, for all our operations, right? A couple of recent examples are the summary of the “best fishing trip ever” that a very experienced husband-wife team just experienced at Chile West, and the tales of winter bonefish galore from Andros South in January. Here are the…
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Mar 03 2011

Chile Fishing Report: January 2011

To say the least this was a very enjoyable trip from the time Rebecca and Alex showed up till the time they said goodbye. Everything went as planned from the get-go and the weather was fantastic. Arriving in Palena we decided to work off the rust by fishing the afternoon on the Rio Tigre. The river was in…
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Feb 26 2011

Trout in Low Water

Low Water Trout

Summertime in Southern Chile means hot weather and that can mean low water and higher water temperatures.  Places that hold fish in higher water can be void of fish. When water temperatures are high, fish will seek out cooler, more oxygenated water – typically the faster water. Riffles and pocket water are good places to find fish during…
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Feb 20 2011

Endless Water

Endless Water

Trevor Covich is back today, telling us a bit about the never-ending job of exploring new water in Southern Chile. Endless Water Here at Chile West we are constantly exploring new water for future anglers. When we say endless we mean it! There is more water here than you can shake a fly rod at…
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Feb 10 2011

Bring on the Beetle

Cantaria Beetle - Covich

Trevor Covich, as you may know, guides at Alaska West and Chile West.  Trevor’s in the middle of prime-time fishing in Chile right now, but he was still kind enough to send in a great post on our favorite bug from Southern Chile, the famous Cantaria beetle. Thanks, T. Bring On the Beetle February is…
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Feb 06 2011

Go Barbless

Barbless Flies

Why fish barbless flies? The hook does much less damage to the fish’s mouth. You do less damage to the fish overall when you release it – because it’s so much easier to pop the hook out and send him on his way. It’s a bit more ‘sporting’, requiring you to keep pressure on the…
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Feb 02 2011

Stoneflies

Stoneflies in Chile

Summer is in full swing in Southern Chile, and water temperatures are ideal for hatches. Stoneflies are the most prolific and they come in all sizes – but we like em’ big.  Big and plentiful. More on Southern Chile Shoulders 10 Cool Things About Chile Fishing Brown Trout – Where They Live

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