8 Fishing Charters
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Punta Negra Lake has spectacular views of the foot of the Andes, with picturesque mountains in the background. You'll get to enjoy this amazing scenery while fishing for Pejerrey, Brown Trout, and Steelhead.
This trip includes transportation to and from your accommodation in Bariloche City, lunch at the river side (Argentinian steak, Malbec wine and fresh salads) and all-day drinks, a professional guide, all fishing equipment, and a boat (if needed).
Whether you're casting dry flies to cruising trout or simply soaking in the stunning scenery, the Limay River Express is an excellent way to experience the natural beauty of Patagonia and its world-class fishing. What's Included: English-speaking guide Transportation to and from your accommodation Customized drift boat Snacks and beverages Fly fishing gear provided What's Not Included: Fishing license (can be purchased separately)
8 hours of fishing with everything you need included in the price. You just need to bring your hat, glasses, sunscreen and right clothes to enjoy a day outdoors. You have to bring your fishing license (we can provide it). The price is for every two anglers. We can organize the trip with more than two fishermen!
One day tour or expedition to the wildest rivers in the remote Andes.
This is not a traditional fishing trip. It's a curated 7-day journey through the wild landscapes of Patagonia, designed for those who seek adventure, privacy and real disconnection. Fish in legendary waters like the Limay River, guided by locals who know every hidden spot. Wild trout. Untouched nature. No crowds. Stay in a premium house in Arelauquen and access remote locations few people ever reach. From riverside BBQ to wild camping in the mountains.
Enjoy a half-day fly fishing adventure from a boat on a river or lake, depending on the best conditions of the day. We target local trout using fly fishing techniques suitable for beginners and experienced anglers. I provide guidance, instruction, and quality equipment. A perfect way to experience Patagonian fly fishing surrounded by stunning landscapes.
Enjoy a private fishing trip on the stunning waters of Lago Puelo, in Argentine Patagonia. This trip is designed to target Chinook Salmon, Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout using trolling and spinning techniques, with fly fishing available according to conditions and equipment. Captain Rodrigo Nicolás Pérez Llahi provides local knowledge, quality fishing gear, safety equipment and personalized attention for up to five guests. Discover wild landscapes and unforgettable fishing in Patagonia.
Brown Trout thrive in Argentina’s cool, clean rivers and lakes. Anglers come for strong, hard-fighting fish, including famous sea-run Brown Trout that grow big after feeding in the ocean. Stunning Patagonia scenery and long, uncrowded river miles make this fishery special.
Fly fishing is the top choice here. Guides use streamers to imitate small bait fish and nymphs that drift like insects. Dry flies work when trout feed on the surface. Spinning also produces, using small plugs, spoons, and inline spinners. Many trips combine walk-and-wade with drift boats to cover water and present lures naturally.
Most Brown Trout trips are full-day guided adventures. You might float a river, then stop to wade prime runs. Expect steady casting, quick line management, and short, firm hook sets. This suits beginners who want clear coaching and experienced anglers chasing a personal best. Pack layers, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and sunscreen. Bring any favorite flies or lures, but your guide will provide proven local patterns.
Top areas include Patagonia’s Lake District, the Chubut and Santa Cruz river systems, and the wide plateaus of Neuquén and Río Negro. Tierra del Fuego is known for sea-run Brown Trout in rivers that meet the Atlantic. Farther north, Andean valleys hold clear freestones and spring creeks with excellent resident fish.
Before you go, check Argentina’s fishing license and permit rules. Confirm open seasons, catch-and-release zones, and harvest limits for the waters you plan to fish. Regulations can vary by province and river, so review them with your guide ahead of the trip.
