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Experience · Fly fishing

Fly fishing

Guided days on the region's finest rivers and lakes, with officially licensed guides. For first-timers and expert anglers alike.

World-class waters.

The San Martín and Junín de los Andes area is one of the most renowned fly fishing destinations in the world. Rainbow, brown and brook trout in mountain settings. We provide the guide, the gear and the logistics.

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What the day includes

Licensed guide

A fishing guide licensed and registered in Neuquén.

Gear available

Rods, reels and flies if you don't bring your own.

Transfers

We pick you up and take you to the water.

Permits

We help you with the provincial fishing permit.

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Where we fish

Río Chimehuín

Río Chimehuín

One of Patagonia’s most renowned fly-fishing rivers. It originates at Lake Huechulafquen and flows through a stunning natural setting, with crystal-clear waters and excellent fishing spots surrounded by breathtaking scenery. A destination cherished by anglers from around the world, ideal for enjoying a day of fly fishing in a truly unique Patagonian environment.

Río Malleo

Río Malleo

One of Patagonia’s most renowned rivers for fly fishing. It originates at Lake Tromen and flows through a landscape dominated by the presence of Lanín Volcano, with crystal-clear waters, riffles, pools, and excellent conditions for rainbow and brown trout fishing. A river of great beauty and technical character, ideal for those seeking an authentic Patagonian fly-fishing experience.

Río Aluminé

Río Aluminé

One of Patagonia’s most iconic rivers for fly fishing. It originates at Lake Aluminé and flows through an extensive Andean valley surrounded by mountains, Araucaria forests, and breathtaking landscapes. Its waters offer dynamic fishing, with riffles, pools, and diverse settings ideal for both wade fishing and boat fishing. An exceptional destination for those seeking a fly-fishing experience in an authentic Patagonian setting.

Collón Curá

Collón Curá

One of Patagonia’s great rivers, formed by the confluence of the Aluminé and Chimehuín rivers. It flows through a wide valley surrounded by Andean landscapes and offers a variety of fishing environments, with open waters, riffles, and sections ideal for fly fishing. A remarkable setting for an authentic Patagonian fishing experience.

What's included

Modalities

Pesca con mosca
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Pesca con mosca

A full day of fishing in the main rivers of the area, with boat fishing, accompanied by licensed fishing guides. Includes round-trip transportation from your accommodation. Full lunch with beverages included. The best service for an unforgettable day.

Jornada de vadeo
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Jornada de vadeo

Wade fishing in the best rivers in the area. Includes round-trip transportation from your accommodation. Full lunch with beverages included. All the comfort you need for the ultimate fishing experience.

Salida embarcada en lago
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Salida embarcada en lago

The lake takes on a whole new perspective from the water. Step aboard and venture into the landscapes of Patagonia for a day of fishing in a truly unique setting. We navigate different areas of the lake, seeking the best moments and spots for fishing, while mountains and forests accompany you throughout the journey. An experience that combines fishing, boating, and nature, allowing you to experience the lake from within and discover Patagonia in a different way.

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FAQ

I've never fished — can I still go?

Yes. The guide teaches you from scratch: casting, reading the river and everything you need. A great way to start.

Do I need a fishing permit?

Yes, the Neuquén provincial permit is mandatory. We help you get it before the outing.

When is the season?

The usual season runs from November to late April. Outside that window, ask us about options.

Shall we go fishing?

Tell us your experience and dates. We'll tailor the day with the guide.