Celebrate the Longest Days of the Year in Patagonia.
Fly Fishing the Week of Christmas
Luxury Lodging, Gourmet Food, & Epic Fishing.
There’s something magical about Patagonia in December. The sun lingers late, casting long shadows over rivers, lakes, and mountain peaks. The days are the longest of the year, and that means more time on the water, more time exploring, and more time soaking in the wild beauty of the Andes.
The week of Christmas is a perfect moment to escape the ordinary and step into a holiday that feels adventurous, luxurious, and unforgettable all at once. At Patagonia River Guides, every detail from river to lodge is designed so your only job is to fish, explore, and enjoy.
Why the Longest Days Matter
Long, bright days in Patagonia give you a unique advantage on the water. Sunrise comes early, and the sun doesn’t set until late evening, stretching every fishing day to its fullest. More daylight means more opportunity to float rivers, stalk trout in hidden spring creeks, or explore lakes that glint under golden evening light.
It’s a rhythm that perfectly matches the pace of a holiday in Patagonia: active, immersive, and deeply satisfying. You’ll finish the day knowing you’ve made the most of every hour, and then return to lodge comfort that feels celebratory in itself.
Days on the Water: More Time to Explore
Rivers: Patagonia’s trout waters are alive in December. Wide freestone rivers like the Rio Grande invite big dries and hopper fishing, while private spring creeks offer sight fishing to cautious rainbows and browns. Long daylight hours mean you can float, wade, and explore multiple rivers in a single day if you like.
Lakes: Clear, serene lakes reflect snowcapped peaks, and the long evenings are perfect for casting to rising trout or simply soaking in the scenery. Whether it’s a quiet morning on a secluded lake or a late evening push to find active fish, the extended days give you options.
Scenery: Beyond fishing, these long days let you truly experience Patagonia. Steppe landscapes, towering Andes, flamingos in shallow lagoons, there’s time to see it all without feeling rushed. Every hour counts, and every river or creek feels like your private playground.
Lodge Life: Relax in Style
After a full day on the water, your lodge is ready for the holiday you deserve. Cozy rooms, fireside cocktails, and decks with sweeping mountain views create the perfect setting. Chef-prepared meals celebrate local ingredients, and evening conversations with guides and fellow anglers feel like a natural part of the day’s rhythm.
Evenings are long, too. Stretch them with a sunset from the lodge deck, a soak in the hot tub, or a nightcap under the stars. The holiday week feels expansive, just like the days themselves.
A Seamless Holiday Experience
PRG handles every detail so you don’t have to. Transfers, permits, gear prep, even timing your meals to match the day’s best fishing spots. It’s a holiday where everything just flows, letting you focus entirely on fishing, exploring, and enjoying Patagonia in its prime season.
Why Book the Week of Christmas?
The combination of long days, prime fishing, and exclusive access to Patagonia’s best waters makes the week of Christmas one of the most sought-after times to visit. Lodges fill quickly, and the rivers are private with limited crowds, giving you a true sense of escape.
Ready to Spend the Holidays at PRG?
We still have a few openings the week of December 20th – 27th at both The Lodge at Trevelin and Tres Valles.
Contact PRG today to reserve your spot for a Christmas week that’s adventurous, unforgettable, and perfectly Patagonian.
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