Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “rainbow trout”
A Season of Trophy Browns, Powerful Rainbows, and Unforgettable Days on the Water Overview The 2025 fall season on the Limay River was defined by changing weather patterns, strong migratory runs, and excellent fishing conditions throughout much of the autumn. From the first fish entering the system in March to the final days of May, anglers enjoyed productive fishing, healthy …
During May at the Limay, you can expect both Rainbows and Browns to be running in from Nahuel Huapi Lake. Every day that the wind it’s over 30 miles/h or 50 km/h you can see big schools of Trout going down from the lake. During their way downstream they spread along the 60 Kilometers of water of the first section …
June 28th, 2021. 2021 was an atypical fishing season for the Angling community in Patagonia. Normally, we would be operating Austral Kings camp in Chile or running our Fly Fishing programs in Bariloche. But, due to the Pandemic, the borders remained closed in Argentina and Chile making it impossible for the foreign anglers to come in. Instead, we were lucky …
Our new program will change the way you see trout fishing in Patagonia, even if you thought you already knew about all the best places to go…We have a program that will change the way of seeing trout fishing in Bariloche area. The new Faraway Fly Fishing program includes three days of fly fishing on our favorite brown trout spring …
Experience the Best of Northern Patagonia Trout Fishing As the fishing begins to wind down in the Northern Hemisphere, here in Patagonia we are getting ready to start our upcoming season! Whether you are interested in fishing on the best Northern Patagonia waters or rafting, trekking and riding horses through this beautiful and inspiring landscape, let us plan your next …
November and December mean trophy season at Kooi Noom! In the Austral spring, deep dwelling trout of Lago Quiroga migrate to shallower waters and somehow manage to fit into the Rio Capitan to spawn. Readily spotted from the shores of river, accurate casts often produce Patagonian behemoths that have never seen a fly! We have available dates throughout prime season in November and December. If you can’t make it …
Argentina: land of endless empanadas, impressive scenery, excellent wines, too much steak (Argentinians eat steak like Americans drink water), beautiful people and of course Patagonian Fly Fishing! I’m about as green as gringo gets in the world of Argentinian Fly Fishing. I’m not an expert fly fisherman and my Spanish could use several more decades of practice. As Kooi Noom …
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