Fishing In Patagonia
Fly Fishing in Argentine Patagonia | Northern Neuquén
Experience premier Patagonia fly fishing in Argentina, centered around Northern Neuquén’s iconic rivers like the Chimehuin, Collón Curá, and Aluminé. These rivers flow through dramatic Andean landscapes and feature exceptional populations of wild rainbow trout and German brown trout, considered some of the finest in the Americas. Fly anglers have fished the Chimehuin for over 70 years, earning it the nickname “the Cathedral of Patagonia Fly Fishing.”
The Legendary Chimehuin River
Originating from Lake Huechulafquén and flowing approximately 50 km before joining the Collón Curá, the Chimehuin River is renowned for its prolific hatches, diverse channels—comprising riffles, pools, and banks—and large trout that can exceed one meter in size. Anglers float and wade fish this river with guides who know every seam and eddy.
Collón Curá, Aluminé & Beyond
Nearby waterways—the Collón Curá, Aluminé, Malleo, and Quilquihue—offer similarly outstanding fishing opportunities. These rivers run through the Patagonian steppe, featuring willow-lined banks, volcanic rock, and large trout in remote, lightly pressured waters.
Featured Species & Rivers:
- Wild Rainbow Trout
- Trophy German Brown Trout
- Prime rivers: Chimehuin, Collón Curá, Aluminé, Malleo, and Quilquihue
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Imagine casting early morning on a fast-moving riffle or a sweeping deep pool, framed by snow-capped Andean peaks. With expert local guides, you can expect both scenic beauty and thrilling fishery action.