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Los Torreones Lodge

New on MeridiaCoyhaique, Aysén
  • Guided trips
  • All-inclusive

All-inclusive fly-fishing lodge on the Simpson River in Chilean Patagonia, offering wade, float, and spring-creek fishing for wild brown and rainbow trout averaging 16–20 inches with regular larger fish. Operates October through May with peak season December–March.

Why book

All-inclusive Patagonian lodge on the Simpson River with wild browns and rainbows, dry-fly and float fishing across remote spring creeks and river systems.

Overview

Los Torreones Lodge sits on the Simpson River near Coyhaique in Aysén Region, Chilean Patagonia, accessible via Balmaceda Airport with included transfers. The lodge accommodates a maximum of 8 anglers and runs all-inclusive week-long packages (7 nights / 6 days at USD 6,700 per person) with professional bilingual guides, all meals, lodging, and beer/wine included. The fishery spans multiple river systems—Simpson River floats, Rio Nirehuao (known for hopper fishing in shoulder seasons),

At a glance

Type
Fishing Lodge
Fishiness
5/5
Location
Coyhaique, Aysén, CL
Best for
Fly Fishing, Freshwater, Trophy Fish, All Inclusive, Remote Wilderness

What you'll catch

Amenities & features

Amenities

  • Dining / Restaurant
  • Airport Transfer
  • Laundry
  • Wifi

Fishing styles

  • Fly Fishing
  • Wade Fishing

Techniques

  • Dry Fly
  • Nymphing
  • Streamer
  • Sight Fishing

Water types

  • Freshwater

Seasons

  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn

Skill level

  • Beginner
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced
  • Seasoned Vet

Best for

  • Couples / Honeymoons
  • Big Groups
  • Solo Travelers
  • Private Buyouts

Themes

  • All-Inclusive
  • Independent
  • Remote / Off-Grid
  • Riverside

Getting there

  • Road Access

Climate

  • Mountains
  • Temperate

Lodging style

  • Lodge

What's included

Included

  • All accommodations
  • All meals
  • Professional Bi-Lingual guides
  • Fishing
  • Round-trip transfers between Balmaceda airport and the lodge
  • Beer, wine, and Pisco Sours
  • Laundry service
  • Highspeed internet access

Not included

  • Airfare to/from Patagonia- Balmaceda Airport
  • Accommodations, transfers, and meals in Santiago
  • Staff and guide gratuities
  • Travel insurance
  • Credit Cards (Cash and Wire Transfer are preferred)
  • Alcoholic beverages beyond beer, wine, and Pisco Sours

Seasons

The fishing season at Los Torreones Lodge runs from October through May, offering a diverse experience across its distinct periods. The shoulder seasons, October to November and April to May, are considered 'Low Season' with more favorable rates. This is a prime time for anglers seeking excellent fishing without the peak crowds, with the hopper fishing on the Rio Nirehuao being particularly noteworthy during these months. The 'High Season' spans from December through March, when the weather is generally more stable and the fishing is at its most robust. This period is ideal for experiencing the full spectrum of Patagonia's renowned trout waters, from the iconic Simpson River floats to exploring secret spring creeks and remote lakes. Throughout the season, the lodge focuses on wild Brown and Rainbow Trout, with averages of 16-20 inches, but with plenty of larger 'big boys' to challenge seasoned anglers. Techniques vary with the season and water type; dry flies are effective from mid-December to mid-March, while streamers and Wooly Buggers are productive throughout the entire season. Nymphing is also a key strategy for teasing out the secrets of the rivers and their frequent hatches.

Open October – May

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Trip planning

Minimum stay
3 nights
Nearest airport
Balmaceda (BBA)
Timezone
UTC-3
Languages
SpanishEnglish

Getting there

Round-trip transfers between Balmaceda airport and the lodge are included. Flights to Balmaceda (BBA) are not included. Lodge is located on the Simpson River.

Gear

Gear provided. Bring your own clothing and personal items.

Where you are

Nearby destinations

Towns, regions, and wild places worth exploring around the lodge.

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