And, the native fish here grow big.and eat with aggression. With a peninsula larger than the landmass of California and only one passable and maintained road heading into this region's interior, it is safe to say fly fishing here is a true backcounty wilderness fly fishing experience. Kamchatka ( Currently closed due to ongoing conflict) From the parched, mineral-rich Atacama Desert in the north to the haunting spires of Torres del Paine National Park in the interior and further south to windy and inhospitable Tierra del Fuego, the country is best described as “nature on a colossal scale" with some very large trout.ģ. Fly fishing in Patagonia Chile is something every dedicated trout angler should experience within their lifetimes. The towering ranges of the Andes cover one-third of Chile, and the landscape is often compared to the US Pacific Northwest. “Chile,” wrote Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda, is a country that was “invented by a poet.” Chile extends for over 2,880 miles in a serpentine ribbon stretching along the western coast of South America. Our best piece of advice: stay a while and land yourself a trout worthy of a tale told over and over. New Zealand is often described as “1950’s America.” The local people, known as “Kiwis”, are friendly and hospitable to a fault and things just move a bit more slowly in this South Pacific island nation. New Zealand is an extremely unique destination for American tourists for many reasons, but perhaps most notably for the postcard-like beauty of its varied natural landscapes. While the country is similar in size to the State of Colorado, there is incredible diversity in country and climate.
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