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Patagonia is one of the most fascinating tourist destination spots in the planet. It encompasses the Southern tips of two countries- Argentina and Chile forming a vast triangle in the Southern tip of South America.
 
The base of that triangle is about parallel 38º, and the tip is parallel 56º in remote Ushuaia.

Climate, landscape and geography vary a lot within Patagonia, a region roughly the size of Mexico, or Great Britain and France put together.

Fortunately only about three million people live in Patagonia, trout population being many times that figure!
 
Not surprisingly, Patagonia consists of many fascinating regions which offer anglers unique experiences; from the mild climate region of Junin de los Andes, San Martin de los Andes, Pucon and Villarrica in Northern Patagonia to the desolated, wind blown Rio Grande in Tierra del Fuego, where trophy size steal heads await the most courageous anglers.

From internationally renowned Bariloche in Argentina, to the untamed Chilean Fjord Rivers in the Southern Pacific.

To access these fly fishing domains, there are different gateways both in Argentina and Chile with commercial from Buenos Aires or Santiago de Chile. Lan Argentina, Aerolineas Argentinas and LAN Chile are the major carriers to your final destinations.

Our home is North West Patagonia in Argentina, probably the largest fly fishing domain in Patagonia. It includes Nahuel Huapi National Park and Lanin National Park (both under Federal Government administration) and the adjacent territory of Neuquen Province. The towns of Bariloche, Villa Angostura, San Martin de los Andes, Junin de los Andes and Alumine offer convenient access to countless lakes and rivers.
 
When you come fly fishing to our Southern Hemisphere, you will enjoy the advantage of opposing seasons; so you can enjoy our balmy Patagonian summer almost from the beginning of our fly fishing season in November. Please check our FAQ section for more information on Patagonia climate and weather.