The fly fishing season in Patagonia runs from October to March, with the peak months usually in December and January when conditions are at their best. Each period of the year, however, has its own unique opportunities for anglers. From June to October, it is possible to fish Lake Nahuel Huapi, one of the most iconic fly fishing destinations in Argentina. In November, the big brown trout of Nahuel Huapi become particularly active, offering some of the best chances for trophy trout fishing in Patagonia.
April and May bring the famous Limay River run, when huge migratory trout—often called “run trout”—move from the lake into the river to spawn. This is one of the most exciting times of the year for fly fishing in Patagonia, attracting anglers from around the world to target these powerful, world-class fish.
Whether you are planning a trip in spring, summer, or fall, there is always a prime time to experience the best fly fishing in Patagonia.
We firmly believe that fishing should be more accessible and widespread. It’s a fantastic way to explore a destination, connect with local people, and immerse yourself in beautiful landscapes.
That’s why we ensure our guides are ready to teach even those new to this wonderful passion.
