The rivers Negro, Blanco, Traidor, Esperanza, Del Este, Mariquita and Cholgo are just some of the area waters worth exploring.

The Rio Blanco's blue-green and milky white hues originate from the rock flour at the river's source of paternoster glacier lakes. Unusual colors characterize this majestic waterway as it rushes through the Chilean rain forests.

The Rio Negro is born at Lake Pinto Concha from underground drainage, and descends down wonderful waterfalls creating numerous pristine fishing holes.

At a particularly savage stretch the Negro rapidly crashes past the backyard of Rio Salvaje Lodge, where it is known locally as Rio Salvaje -- or Savage River.

These colorful rivers are beautiful, meandering powers that house huge salmon, trout and nourish all types of life. Your guide will help you find incredible natural wonders and the most active and best fishing sites in Chile.