From November to May, we invite you to explore secluded rivers and remote corners of pristine Patagonia, guided by experts who know every stretch of these pure, lightly fished waters.
Rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout, and the rare presence of landlocked salmon turn each day into a technical challenge and an unforgettable moment of connection with wild nature.
The experience is suitable for both seasoned anglers and beginners. All outings are catch & release, promoting ethical and sustainable fishing.
We operate with limited availability to ensure exclusive access and a more personalized experience.
Our fly fishing school is designed for those taking their first steps in the sport or looking to refine their technique and water reading skills in a unique setting. Programs combine theory and guided practice in low-pressure natural environments, ideal for learning at your own pace, with personalized attention and the support of certified instructors.
We offer individual sessions or small group options, with all equipment included.
Personalized fishing advice and equipment guidance
and trip preparation. Ask away—whatever you need!
Our outings take place on some of Patagonia's most iconic waterways: the Carrileufú, Arrayanes, and Rivadavia rivers, and the Futalaufquen, Krüger, Menéndez, Rivadavia, Verde, and Cholila lakes.
Whether on foot, by boat, or floating, fishing here is experienced with respect, depth, and beauty.
The fishing season officially opens on November 1st, with valleys in bloom and mountains still capped with snow. Rivers run with healthy flows, but are fully fishable from December thanks to the lake-to-river system. Large trout are active and aggressive, making for ideal conditions if you enjoy a mix of techniques and dynamic days on the water. With few anglers around, enthusiastic guides, and a relaxed atmosphere, this time of year is a true privilege for those seeking quality without the crowds.
It's the most popular time of year: long days, ideal weather, and dry fly fishing at its absolute best. Terrestrials abound—grasshoppers, beetles, and ants—and trout are active but also more selective, turning every outing into a true art of presentation and strategy. With all rivers open and conditions at their peak, this is the season for those who want to explore a different river each day. Booking well in advance is essential.
Patagonia is painted in ochres and reds, temperatures drop, the tourists disappear, and the rivers once again belong only to anglers. Brown trout and brook trout prepare to spawn, and many migrate back into the rivers. It’s a special time: dramatic landscapes, intense and technical fishing—perfect for those who value tranquility, the details, and the perfect close to the season.
