Destinations

PRG’s Trevelin area programs are arguably the most sought after in all of Argentina. The area surrounding Trevelin and Esquel offers over two-dozen rivers and the most diverse fishing in all of Argentina. From temperate rainforest in Los Alerces National Park to the arid Patagonia steppe – all within striking distance of The Lodge at Trevelin – the area is a fly fisherman’s dream come true. Since the waters, fishing, and scenery are so distinct, we recommend trying our signature “fish a different river daily” program to make the most of the experience. Those that do will enjoy casting flies in every kind of water imaginable and catching a variety of strong wild trout. The area’s rivers boast rainbows, browns, brook trout, and landlocked salmon in their waters.

There is such a wide selection of large rivers, small rivers, spring creeks and lakes in the Trevelin area that anglers can choose to wade or float daily. Guests can also choose and enjoy as much or as little sight fishing, match the hatch dry fly fishing, terrestrial fishing, streamer fishing, and spot nymph fishing, as they wish. Novice as well as the most seasoned anglers will take pleasure in the sophistication of our outfitting and the diversity of the fishing. Our talented guides specialize in fishing diverse waters and have the necessary flies and tackle required to change tactics daily, and since each professional guide has an assistant, walk-fishing guests will always enjoy a single guide.

PRG’s Lodge at Trevelin is located in the heart of one of the most spectacular mountain valleys in Patagonia. From the lodge, guests can find productive trout streams literally in every direction. We are certain that we offer the most diverse trout-fishing program in South America complimented with a spectacular lodge designed specifically for the purpose.

In the month of April there is also the opportunity to take advantage of this regions world class quail hunting with PRG's experienced hunting staff and dogs.

For more information on this World Class destination, check out PRG'S WEBSITE HERE!

The appropriately named "Red Bay Sunset Lodge" is our newest partner in Brookings' travel program. What sets this lodge apart from other Bahamian lodges is its location and quality of guides.

Benry Smith, the son of "Crazy Charlie" (a legend in the world of saltwater fly fishing), built RBSL with the intention of putting his guests on better quality fishing with less run time from the dock. You see, all the towns on Andros Island are located on the east coast, because that's where the prevailing winds come from, and its stays cooler, and less buggy. But when you are fly fishing, wind is your nemesis. Benry and his guides found their-selves spending a lot of time traveling from the east coast of Andros over to the west coast, where the better fishing was. That's when Benry decided to put the customers, the boats, and the fish all in one place by building Red Bay Sunset Lodge....and he did so with his own two hands.

When spending time at Red Bay sunset lodge you can expect to see very few people since its the only structure within 150 miles of coastline...in fact you will use 4 wheel drive when getting there. Its a very comfortable experience though, with nice accommodations, top notch guides, and a very charming staff. You will also be treated to some wonderful Bohemian cuisine prepared by Benry's wife.

The fishing is fabulous, with a good mix of fishing large flats, creeks, and a unique chain of barrier islands called the "Joulters". Average bonefish range from 2 - 6lbs but fish pushing the double digit mark are not uncommon. Tarpon and Permit are not out of the question either, which is also unique for the Bahamas.

We are headed back in Feb 2023! We will fly to Andros on Feb 2nd, fish the 3rd - 7th and return home on the 8th.

To see more on this unique destination, check out RED BAY SUNSET LODGE'S WEBSITE HERE !