Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Guided fly fishing trips, planned by people who have fished them
Our friend Rodrigo “El Pela” from Big Fish Patagonia sent us some images of his receant trip south to Santa Cruz River for Atlantic Steelhead. Regarding to him the conditions of the river where great, the color of the water a bit cloudy but well enough for the fish to […]
Nico just sent us a great picture that shows how greatfull the Rio Grande has been lately.
We have spent the last couple of months guiding for our favorite fish, but this time over the Rio Grande at Despedida Lodge. General conditions have been good and the runs of fish very consistent. As we know Sea trout can be very moody, it doesn´t really matter how many fish there […]
We have been chasing migratory browns and rainbows the whole season but for sure this last couple of weeks have been the best! Fish over 10 pounds are caught daily on the Limay, if you are a good speycaster, then this is the river you should be fishing by the […]
I have fished the Limay since child, it´s a challenging river, but the rewards are great. I will never forget my first time fishing it, 14 years old, I was with my brother and a friend in Rincon Chico (first section of the Limay) . While driving along the river […]
Almost five weeks passed after the beginning of the season and besides the volcano eruption fishing conditions are great, lakes and rivers remain with high and clear water. It seems that rainbows are already returned from the spawning and getting stronger and silver again. On the other hand, migratory brown […]
Fishing season started the first of November and we decided to go for one of the most interesting sport fish in Patagonia, Landlocked Atlantic Salmon. The Volcanic eruption affected the area where we fish for them, there´s about 1 inch of very thin ash all over the ground, anyhow, we […]
Even five months after the eruption of the Puyehue Volcano in the Cordón Caulle Mountains in southern Chile, volcanic ash continues to fall on Bariloche. New information and conclusions about the effects of this ash continually emerge, creating confusion and pure conjecture over what the real environmental impact will be […]
Saturday 4th of June afternoon a pyroclastic cloud arrived to Bariloche city, turning the day into night, the cloud was over 10 Km high covering the hole area with ash, volcanic sand and even small pumice rocks. The event was caused by the eruption of the Puyehue Volcano, located in […]
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