The Aluminé River begins at Aluminé Lake and runs for 95 miles before meeting the Chimehuín River to form Collón Cura. Both Aluminé and Collón Cura have good dry fly fishing, excellent nymph fishing and sometimes spectacular streamer fishing. Here it's not uncommon to catch 15-25 fish per rod each day, the catch averaging 1-4 lbs. Overnight trips on these rivers are known for fine meals and viewing of wildlife such as guanaco and red deer.
- Season: November through April
- Catch: Rainbows and browns
- Accommodations: La Cheminée, Estancia Collón Cura or camping
