Patagonia's Paloma River

The Paloma River flows out of a chain of lakes and into wider valleys. Some incredible trout come out seasonally and hold over rainbow and brown trout can be taken with large terrestrials and streamers. Some of Patagonia’s incredible fly fishing occurs early and late in the season as lake dwelling trout migrate. In this video we are near the headwaters of the Paloma River where 3 rivers come together in one of the more spectacular settings south of Coyhaique.

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