Chilean Patagonia's Estancia del Zorro is in the Coyhaique Alto mountain range on the Chilean-Argentine border, 23 miles from Coyhaique, Chile. The 15,000 acre Estancia rests in the habitat of the red fox (zorro), the namesake of the Estancia.
Zorro is the headquarters for the Intimate Waters fly fishing program. Guests fish a diverse range of private waters each day. This is all wade fishing at a relaxed pace.
You and a knowledgeable, patient guide explore the hills, canyons, forests, mountains, pampas, and waters of the Estancia and other private waters. On the Estancia your guide helps you fly fish for brown trout on two rivers and on a 15 mile spring creek with browns up to 10 pounds. Each of the guides has four or more years experience fishing and exploring these waters. They are both native Chilean and American.
Estancia del Zorro is a full service lodge that can house up to twelve guests. A main Quincho or Great Room invites guests to relax, swap fish stories, and make plans for the next day's angling. Also located in the main building is the dining room where both breakfast and dinner will be served.
Peaceful and secluded, the Estancia and surrounding area is a birdwatcher's paradise for Andean condors, Chilean Southern-ringed kingfishers, eagles, ibis, torrent ducks and pink flamingos.