Fly Fishing Argentina: The ULTIMATE Travel Guide (Everything You Need to Know)

Thinking about a trip to Argentina? Watch this video before you book! We go in-depth into everything you need to know about fly fishing in Argentina/Patagonia. You can book a trip with us through Trident Travel!: www.tridentflyfishing.com/tra...
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Why go to Argentina?
1:35 - Where to Fish in Argentina
4:30 - Argentina Fly Fishing Species
6:30 - How to Book A Trip
7:58 - When to Fly Fish Argentina
9:45 - Fishing Gear for Argentina
10:19 - Felt Soles Banned in Patagonia
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[@nbrosens]

One comment (I grew up in Patagonia, fished all those rivers), is that I’d personally choose February as my favourite month, closely followed by march and January if it’s been a warm summer. December still has some significant runoffs most years, the fishing is great, but Feb is definitely king, especially for Tierra del Fuego.

[@LouisianaSpey]

My goodness man, you have the best job ever.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Best rover to fish for brook it's Río Corcovado in Chubut

[@perrykomick9478]

Whoa..Junior...simmerdown.. Argentina doesn't need to be the next New Zealand

[@uramag7]

hey Mr trident.. do you offer diy packages on the rio grande? i would love to go but dont want to do the lodge and guide thing.. is there any way we can work out a pay a smaller fee for access while staying at the casino in town kinda thing?

[@Packandcamera]

Me and my brother have been thinking about a trip to fly fish in Argentina for a while now, this video was supremely helpful, thank you! Does everything have to go through a lodge/outfitter, or is it possible to mix it up with indipendent excursions on our own as well?

[@DonMiguelinside]

Same question here. I will be in Argentina for 3 months and don't have the deep pockets to book a week worth 3000$... A DIY trip seems to be possible from what I read.

[@Tridentflyfishing]

​@@DonMiguelinside @Packandcamera - I think it's technically possible, however, like everything in Argentina, it can get complicated. There's VERY limited public access to most places.

[@DonMiguelinside]

I bought a copy of Fly-Fishing in Patagonia: A Trout Bum's Guide to Argentina. It contains access points for any major river for diy fisherman. Have a look! The reviews are great and while it may be outdated to some extent, it shows that a diy trip is far from impossible 👍

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

Man.. It's very dear

[@bwt6885]

"It's like Montana was 50 years ago!" *Clicks "Publish" on KZbin video to drive as many bougie bookings through Trident Travel as possible* You can absolutely trout bum in Patagonia... doesn't have to be a finance/oil & gas guy kind of trip. Check out the dudes who wrote the bible on trout fishing in Patagonia: Barrett Mattison and Evan Jones. No lodges or Michelin restaurants needed, just a sense of adventure in getting off-path and figuring it out on your own.