The Lodge

Our Lodge provides world-class comfort and hospitality while also celebrating our unique location at the southern end of the Americas. Located merely 40 minutes from Balmaceda Airport and a quick 20-minute drive from Coyhaique, your new home has a sweeping view over Lago Frío, where rainbow trout wait eagerly for your fishing line. Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Built by anglers for anglers, our lodge is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences in the heart of Chilean Patagonia. Our custom-designed living and dining spaces are crafted to provide anglers with the perfect blend of luxury and simplicity. Every element has been meticulously designed to cater to your needs, ensuring that you’re equipped for world-class fishing and relaxation. Beyond the fishing adventures, our lodge offers a cozy respite after long days of casting lines and exploring the pristine waters, retreating to a cozy haven where you’ll find our in-house chefs crafting exquisite meals. The warmth of a crackling fire invites you to share stories, laughter, and plans for the next day’s escapades; More Than a Lodge – It’s a home.

Here at their newly built lodge on the side of a lake in the mountain, Karina and Francisco will welcome you to what many have called a “fly fishers paradise” unlike any other. Ideally located to provide access to some of the best river and lake fishing in Patagonia
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Spike Camp

Our rolling lodge is truly an angler’s dream, bringing ChileTrout hospitality to the shores of some of our region’s most remote and exclusive water.

Our custom-built «spike camp» allows us to fish long days on some of Patagonia’s least-touched waters. We’ve installed our rolling lodge at a remote lake several hours north of Coyhaique, where enormous brown trout lurk just beyond the reeds. The space includes four beds and a kitchen area. Outside, we’ll make a fire in the traditional Patagonian style, roasting our meals over the open flames and sharing coffee and traditional mate as we watch the sunrise over the lake. From there, it’s a 50-foot walk to the shore, and the fishing begins.