Petrohué River facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Petrohué River |
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The river features emerald color water.
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Location of source
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| Country | Chile |
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| Main source | Todos los Santos Lake 41°8′22.97″S 72°24′1.1″W / 41.1397139°S 72.400306°W |
| River mouth | Reloncaví Estuary |
| Length | 36 km (22 mi) |
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| Basin size | 2,868 km2 (1,107 sq mi) |
The Petrohué River is a beautiful river located in the Los Lagos Region of Chile. It starts from Todos los Santos Lake, which is a large lake found inside the amazing Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. Right where the river begins, you can see the famous Petrohué Waterfalls, which are a popular natural attraction.
This river is known for its clear, emerald-colored water, making it a stunning part of the Chilean landscape. It flows for about 36 kilometers (22 miles) before it reaches the Reloncaví Estuary, which is where the river meets the sea.
Fishing Fun
The Petrohué River is very popular for recreational fishing. This means people come here to fish for fun, not for a job. It's a great spot for anglers (people who fish) because of the many types of fish that live in its waters.
The best time to go fishing on the Petrohué River is during the fishing season. This season usually starts in November and ends in May. During these months, you have the best chance to catch some exciting fish.
Fish You Might Catch
Many different kinds of fish make their home in the Petrohué River. Some of the most common and popular species that anglers try to catch include:
- Chinook salmon
- Brown trout
- Rainbow trout
- Atlantic salmon
- Coho salmon
- Perca trout
These fish are known for being strong and fun to catch, which is why so many people enjoy fishing in this river.
See also
In Spanish: Río Petrohué para niños
