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| First opened in 1985, Kau Tapen has been improved every year by the Carreraas family, who enjoy a loyal and almost fanatical clientele. At the foremost list of the world's best fishing lodges, Kau Tapen boasts spacious guest rooms in addition to convivial living and bar areas where guests will find elegant refuge from the out of doors. |
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This award winning lodge offers amenities such as massage, sauna and a steam room and drying rooms for wet gear. An acclaimed chef and house staff are experienced and anxious to serve. Fine Argentine wines are chosen to compliment each meal and menus will delight even the most discriminating palette. Nothing could be more fitting than to successfully seek the rarest and most prized of anadromous fish--the giant sea-run brown trout--while enjoying a week of the "good life" that somehow belies your occupying the southernmost fishing lodge on earth. Reminiscent of the best salmon lodges on other grand rivers, Kau-Tapen, or "fishing house" in the native Ona Indian tongue, continues to hold great promise. The fishing here for sea-run brown trout is the very best the world has to offer, period. Tierra del Fuego itself is an awesome and beautiful land, and the view from the comfort of Kau-Tapen is of grasslands that roll and sweep across unbroken terrain, halted only by the jagged spires of the Andes that separate Argentina from Chile sevral miles upriver. The Fishing |
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| Accommodations Kau-Tapen’s guests enjoy the exclusivity of an attractive wood-paneled lodge that is warm and beautifully appointed. Located within minutes of the best pools on the Rio Grande, it offers eight comfortable bedrooms, each with private bathroom, and is limited to twelve anglers per week. During "off" hours and between fishing sessions, guests congregate in the attractive living area, where stories are told, cocktails are served, and the productive flies of the day are discussed in comfort near a central fireplace. The dining schedule revolves around the most productive fishing hours and fine meals are served, exemplifying the hospitality of gracious Argentine hosts. |
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Location 2008 / 2009 Cost Single occupancy (single room / shared guide) cost is an additional $800 per week (subject to availability) and non-fishing is 40% less than rates noted above. Season How To Get There Facilities and services
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800-628-1447 - 860-434-9624 |
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