Fair Chase Hunting

Posted by parquerinconde luna on November 23rd, 2017

Fishing In Rincón De Luna

Fishing in Rincon de Luna is an adventure you should not miss. The cold water of our rivers create the perfect environment for RAINBOW AND BROOK TROUT. We fish the LOS MACHOS AND LAS CAÑAS RIVERS which run through the ranch property. The Lodge is located in front of the fishing area and has one of the most scenic panoramic views ever.

Each day our anglers will experience a new adventure. Your hiking skills will be put to use reaching the rivers and the trout are eager to sip your dry fly or take your streamer. The acrobatic jumps are a joy to witness and you’ll walk with anticipation to the next pool. The fishing and our warm hospitality will be hard to forget. THE FISHING ACCESS IS QUICK and easy. Guests can also enjoy the wide variety of habitat that they will only find in this area.

STARTING THE DAY

You will start your day with a friendly wake up around 6:00 a.m. The smell of fresh brewed coffee and the aroma of breakfast will await you in the dining room. Your guide will meet you to formulate your plan for the day. After breakfast, you will head out to the river for a great day of fishing.

ENJOY A DAY OUT ON THE FIELD

Fish are plentiful and your guide will expertly assist you with the proper technique and location. Lunch is served river side so you can enjoy a day out on the field.

COCKTAILS & DINNER

You’ll continue fish well into the afternoon. Generally around 8:00 p.m., you’ll be back at the lodge for cocktails and a well prepared dinner.

Parque Rincon de Luna is located in the CALAMUCHITA VALLEY in the Province of Cordoba, Argentina. This valley belongs to the Sierras de Córdoba and is known for its "Tour of the Great Lakes". This region is reknowned for its forests, craggy terrain with narrow side valleys (ravines) and the highest peaks in the area.

Calamuchita Valley is an important tourist destination in the southwest of the Córdoba province. The center of this region is the small city of Santa Rosa de Calamuchita. Northwards toward the Sierras de Cordoba, the town of Villa General Belgrano is well known for its European Alpine look and it’s Oktoberfest.

It has a temperate climate year round, with frequent snowfalls in the winter (the austral winter so snowfall is mainly in July). The terrain is hilly and mountainous and the South Valley area is of volcanic origin. There are several active faults in the west central part of the valley.