What to bring
Fishing equipment
- Wading boots
- Wader
- Fishing vest, lanyard or similar
- Hat or cap
- Polarized sunglasses
- Sun blocker
- Rod/s
- Reel/s
- Floating line
- Sinking line (sinking tip)
- Leaders
- Tippets
- Gink
- Split shots
- Nipper
- Forceps
- Rain Jacket
- Fleece
- Headlight
- Photo Camera
- Fly boxes
Rods
The weight of the line depends on the size of the river, the conditions of each spot, and, of course, your personal tastes. To fish small streams and medium-sized rivers the best average rod ranges from #3 with floating line to #6, with floating and a sinking tip line.
Please ask us to advice which kind of rods will be better depending the time of your trip.
Flies
Dry Flies: Stimulator #10 - #14. Parachute Adams #12 - #18. Royal Wulf #12 - #16. Hopper #6 - #10. Elk Hair Caddis Brown #12 - #18, Chernobyl Ant or similar #6 - #8. Blue Wing Olive size #12 - #14. Tarantula #6 - #10. PMX #6 - #14. Etc.
Streamers: Rubber Legs Wolly Bugger #4 - #8 black, olive, brown and yellow. Matuka size #4 - #8. Zonker #4 - #8. Etc.
Nymphs: Bead Head Copper Jones #14 - #18. Bead Head Pheasant Tail #14 - #18, Bead Head Prince #14 - #18. Bead Head Flash Back #14 - #18. Etc.
Summer clothing
Take into account that, in summer, even if temperatures can reach 30ºC (86ºF) during the day, weather can change abruptly. It is usually cool at night, and you cannot rule out a few days of rain. This is why we suggest you include warm rainproof clothes in your luggage. The best thing to do is to dress in layers, since you can add or drop clothes according to weather changes. Must haves are T-shirts, a light fleece or sweatshirt, and a windbreaker. It is also necessary to bring an extra pair of shoes, preferably hiking boots, and several pairs of socks. A cap or hat, sun block, bug spray, lip balm, sunglasses, cotton T-shirts, swimming suit and hiking pants
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