What You Need for Trout Fishing in Patagonia | FLY FISHING GEAR REVIEW

Thinking about making a bucket list fly fishing trip down to Patagonia, but not sure where to start? We've got you covered.
In this video, Anglers All Ecommerce Manager Blake Katchur shares A TON of firsthand knowledge from his travels to both Chile and Argentina. Mr. Katchur covers everything from suggestions on flies to advice on lodging & luggage - and absolutely everything in between.
If you have questions about traveling to the southern tip of South America for a trout fishing trip, there's a good chance Blake will answer them in this video. But if your questions are a little more specific, please leave them in the comments below!

[@outsidersmv4867]

Don’t forget plenty of USD for guide/host tips if in Argentina!

[@kevingeary1472]

Great video, thank you for the comprehensive input

[@AnglersAll]

Thanks for watching!

[@pablocifuentescid2963]

Good stuff Blake!

[@FTATF]

Good stuff for sure. One thing ill add, with the waders, me coming from alaska i dont like the super thick heavy waders, even breathable. I prefer the lightweight waders for sure. It can get pretty hot down there. If its a wet day then layer up underneath.

[@AnglersAll]

Excellent point and great tip! Thanks for watching!

[@monaamelia]

You forgot the ibuprofen and good sucks. Just did two weeks in Chile. Awesome trip.

[@perrykomick9478]

Because they dont have ibuprofen there?

[@mig23mr]

@@perrykomick9478 yes, we have

[@AnglersAll]

Good socks are an absolute must, for sure!

[@radooutdoors5032]

How do you bring your camera/video gear?

[@AnglersAll]

Do not have much experience transporting professional camera gear down there, but packing everything in your most rugged cases and checking them for the flight is probably the best way to go.

[@monaamelia]

not really, they do have, but since you are in the middle of nowhere, why not to have some.

[@tacticalsti]

I just got back from Patagonia and checked my gear. Have you had any issues with carrying your rods and reels on? I worried about them the whole time.

[@AnglersAll]

No issues yet, at least not with our crew or travel customers. Investing in a great carry-on rod/reel case can help add a little peace of mind. Definitely feel your pain though - the gear worries always seem to make those international flights feel even longer!