Bariloche, Argentina is one of the most beautiful fly fishing destinations in the world with unlimited rivers and lakes. If you are looking for a guide to bring you to where the fish are we highly recommend Miguel Sanchez who was born and raised fly fishing these rivers and lakes. He is highly motivated to [...]
The Patagonia Flies photo of the week was sent to us from Alejandro Martello who is an incredible fly fishing photographer. He also guided for four years on the Rio Grande in Tierra del Fuego Argentina. This spectacular shot portrays a real life perspective of a sea run brown trout ripping through the water [...]
The National Park Nahuel Huapi with its crystal clear lakes, snow covered mountain peaks, and translucent rivers is an absolute marvel of nature. The name Nahuel Huapi stands for “island of the tiger” in the traditional language Mapuche. It was started by a land donation from Francisco Pascasio Moreno and it is a huge park [...]
Iguazu National Park is 55,00 hectares of subtropical rainforest located in Northern Argentina in the province of Missiones shared with Brazil and near the border of Paraguay. It is home to the famous South American Iguazu falls. The geological origins stem from where the lava stopped and cooled in Southern Brazil and the [...]
One of the most breathtaking views on this planet, Perito Moreno glacier is located in Southern Argentina in the Santa Cruz Province. This glacier is the third largest freshwater reserve on earth after Antartica and Greenland, and has not retreated in 90 years. This 60 meter high river of ice dams the Brazo Rico of [...]
Tierra del Fuego is an island separated from the mainland by the Straits of Magellan and split between Chile and Argentina. The eastern part of the island is home to the Rio Grande river on the Argentine side famous for world record sea run brown trout and the southernmost city Ushuaia. There are also [...]
The Photo of the week was taken by Noel Pollak while fly fishing for Dorado. This photo captures the intensity of the Dorado and its strength and capacity to leave the water with such massive force to take out various waterfowl,snakes, small mammals, and any creature that gets in its path; hopefully your fly. [...]
Manero restaurant just opened this past week and is the Patagoniaflies June restaurant recommendation. It is a short cab ride from downtown and absolutely worth it in all respects. Having one of the best double entry wood burning stoves (hornos de barro) we have ever seen, which creates masterpiece dishes such as [...]
The Photo of the week is of a beautiful resident brown trout from the Limay River. There are two forms of Brown trout that live in this river, migratory and resident. The migratory browns enter into the river around April from lake Nahuel Huapi to spawn. They generally stay close to the mouth and [...]
In order to fish in Argentina a personal fishing license is required by law in continental Patagonia, however in some providences in Argentina the rivers and Atlantic Ocean are still widely unregulated much like the salt water is in the United States. In Patagonia one can purchase a license at the airport in Bariloche, [...]
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