Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Sea trout”
Fishing the Rio Grande in Tierra del Fuego is often an emotional rollercoaster – it can be exciting, frustrating, humbling, and immensely gratifying all at once. Break off a big fish or have a couple days of poor fishing and one begins to feel despondent and full of self-doubt. Just when things are beginning to look futile, in a blink …
F I S H I N G R E P O R T JAN2nd – JAN9th, 2010 O V E R A L L C O N D I T I O N S : We were fortunate to arrive when the water already dropped its level. The water was very high and muddy most of December. The air temperature …
After very high water that rendered the Rio Grande completely unfishable, the river has come back into shape beautifully and the fishing has been incredible. For the next week our so I’ll be plying it’s coveted waters at Villa Maria Lodge after a two year hiatus, and it looks like my timing couldn’t have been better! Even having guided on …
As a fishing guide in southern Patagonia, guiding and fishing for sea-trout has become something really interesting and necessary for me, this is an extremely difficult fish to catch, most of the good fishing is in low light conditions and you never know when this moody fish is going to take your fly, but when they do! hold on from your …
Once again the exploration group was becoming restless. After listening to Alex and Luca’s overland adventure to the remote rivers of southern Tierra del Fuego , we decided that it wasn’t sufficient and we wanted to know ALL about the rivers till the end of the island. For all intents and purposes, that probably meant that we were going to …
F I S H I N G R E P O R T W E E K 9 – Feb 28st – March 6th W E A T H E R C O N D I T I O N S : Good weather and sunny conditions most of the week. We had temperatures between 5º C – 16º C. …
