In Patagonia, the fishing season opens in November and closes at the end of April. During November and December, when the rivers are running high, we find many large trout, both rainbow and brown, returning to the lakes. The chances of a trophy catch are great!

Long summer days give us plenty of time forDry Flies, Caddis and Mayfly Hatches, keeping the trout active.

March and April, the end of the season, is the most tranquil and picturesque time for fishing. With low river levels, we can fish with light equipment to catch trout making their way back out of the lake. During this time of year, we can fish in the most popular rivers without seeing another person for many days.

Limay River
The Limay River is a great treasure with plenty of delightful channels and islands. Its name comes from an aboriginal language and means crystal waters. It’s exactly this – a fast-moving and high-volume river with true clarity. This famous river is known for its large browns and rainbows that can be tough to fish but are definitely worth the effort.

There are different options to try your luck, and depending on the time of year and river levels, there are many possibilities for fishing locations. To ease the process, we organize an outing with a flycast guide who has a lifetime of experience in the rivers of Patagonia. All equipment is provided.

Floating on the river, accessing corners where you’ll not see another fisher, to find incredibly-tough fighting wild trout….Sound good?

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