Pesca en el Lago Yelcho

No question it would be the Lago Yelcho in Chilean Patagonia.  There are four different rivers that converge here, along with high-water lagoons that hold huge brown trout.  It features dry, nymph, wet, and streamer fishing for every kind of trout, and an occasional large salmon running up from the sea.  The variety of fish, water, and fishing types is unbelievable, so whenever I tired of swinging huge streamers in the Boca for arm-long rainbows, I would go strip dragonfly nymphs or fish suspended-post adult dragonflies for gator-jawed browns.  Or sight-fish to picky rainbows with dries in glacial-blue slicks.  Or fish minnow streamers tight against the banks for predatory browns lurking beneath undercuts.  Or relax with a foam beetle/nymph dropper combo.  Plus, the food and wines in the region are incomparable, and the people extremely friendly. Lou Phillippe, Writer and Fly fishing guru.