The Río Golgol is one of those rivers that stops you in your tracks the moment you cross over it. Flowing through the lush, jungle-like landscape of Los Ríos, Chile, this river carries the kind of blue-green water more commonly associated with tropical saltwater destinations than a trout fishery. Set against a backdrop of dense native forest and dramatic mountain scenery, the Golgol offers an experience that feels genuinely otherworldly compared to typical trout rivers in the Northern Hemisphere. The river holds trout throughout its length, and even a quick stop at a roadside pull-off can yield memorable fishing. It is the kind of place where simply driving over a bridge and catching a glimpse of the water below is enough to make you pull over and rig up a rod.