Is This the Ultimate Trout Destination ? | Patagonia
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- In this very special video, Tom Rosenbauer, Mark Melnyk, and Jenna McKeown travel to southern Chile to explore the Baker River system and its incredible trout fishery. They are guests of Patagonia Baker Lodge: www.patagoniabakerlodge.com/
Learn more about this world-class lodge: magicwaterspatagonia@gmail.com
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What an epic experience for everyone. It's just a great showcase. Those are the best memories to experience . I always feel passionate with pride when I see these bows around the world that are so healthy and grow to such incredible size because I see the potential of what I see in my backyard of CA, the home and birth of the Rainbow Trout.
As a Chilean angler that have fished Patagonia (from Yelcho in the north to Lago Cisnes, 1.5 thousand kilometers south) I am proud of the fishing quality, scene beauty and first rate operations.
Beautiful coloured water , and clear as well.😊
Breathtaking! And some people are fortunate enough to go there every year. Great episode!
Ya its very expensive, i ty at some of the fly fishing shows in NJ and i no almost all the tyers except some from over seas , and i remember this one guide won the TRIP to Patagonia in a raffle they had. He went the year before to the same place he won the raffle for, so another tyer there won a trip to New Zealand, so they wound up trading each other $9000 for the trip to Patagonia and this was 10 years ago ,i can only imagine what it is now.
That's my dream, to work the rivers up here in the west, then go down to Patagonia or New Zealand for their summers while the west is all froze up.. thx for letting us tag along.. always have prayed to get to hit up Patagonia... great work guys!!!
You should do that, many lodges in Patagonia are seeking American & Canadian guides for October thru to April. Magic Waters has several American guides. Good luck in deciding
Great show guys and girls ❤
No words, heaven on earth, thank you for such a great documentary.
So beautiful and fantastic fishing!
Looks like heaven on earth...crazy that it looks so idyllic down there but all the trout (and lots in n america) were introduced.
Amazing, as always love the great tips from Tom.
Cracking video guys, highlights just how easy it is to find, if not glamorous, good fishing almost anywhere!
Thanks for this nice pictures!
Fantastic fishery and footage. Thanks!
Unreal!!! Chili here I come!!
Looks incredible. Can you self guide in Patagonia or do you have to hire a guide or stay at a lodge to fish? Thanks
legally you don't need a guide but on the big rivers you definitely want someone who knows the water
@@newflyfisher Got it, thanks!
Great Adventure! Have a QUESTION: I own a Martin 81 Automatic Model Fly Fishing Reel. What Fly line and leader would you recommend I use for fishing very calm, very clear saltwater beach (Destin, FL) in late Spring-Early Summer to catch Pompano swimming just a few yards out from the water's edge?
Should I use a Sinking Fly Line or a Floating Fly Line? What Fly Line Weight and specifics would you recommend?
The Martin 81 Automatic Fly Fishing Reel is in excellent condition and was originally my Dad's Fly Fishing Reel he used for Top Water Large Mouth Bass Fishing on the Lakes & Rivers of Alabama back in the 1960s. I figure if the Reel can handle Large Mouth Bass, it can easily handle Saltwater Pompano.
Nice, but have you been to Slovenija yet? North-Macedonia? Epirus in Greece?
Have wondered how the costs compare to New Zealand.
Has Mark never fished from a raft before? You cast to the bank almost every fly float you go on
What I can not understand is you catch a beautiful Trout then go have lunch eating bbq. Why do you never keep a fish and eat it?
I'm from Argentina, I grew up flyfishing my be loved Patagonia and the Chile's side too. I'm so sad to see what human being have done to that amazing paradise! All this commercial flyfishing tour DESTROYED mother nature, overstress the natural resources. I hope some day Mother Nature pushing the human being cruelty!