Río Anay is a stream flowing through the Los Lagos Region of Chile, a part of Chilean Patagonia renowned for its pristine river systems and exceptional freshwater fishing. The Los Lagos Region is characterized by dramatic volcanic landscapes, dense temperate rainforests, and cold, clear waterways fed by snowmelt and rainfall from the Andes. As part of this broader ecosystem, Río Anay shares the character of the region's many productive trout streams — offering anglers access to wild fish in a stunning natural setting far from the heavily pressured waters of more developed fishing destinations.