Río Traidor flows through the stunning Puelo area of the Los Lagos Region in Chilean Patagonia, a remote and wild corner of South America where pristine rivers carve through ancient temperate rainforest. This river is part of a celebrated network of fisheries that includes the Río Puelo and Río Manso, all draining through a landscape of dramatic mountains, dense native forest, and crystal-clear glacial and freestone waters. The Traidor is renowned among fly anglers for its exceptional trout fishing and the opportunity to encounter large Chinook salmon, making it one of the more coveted destinations in the region for those willing to make the journey into this relatively remote Patagonian wilderness.