Angler casting a fly line on an Argentine river

Both lodges

Fly fishing

Two very different fish on the same discipline. Golden dorado on the Paraná, wild trout in Northern Patagonia.

Dorado

August to April

Trout

December to April

Water

River, wading and boat

Lodges

Río Bravo and Bravo Sur

On the Paraná

Dorado on the fly

At Río Bravo, dorado can be pursued in different ways, but fly fishing brings a rhythm of its own. It is a deliberate and immersive approach — big flies, wire, precise casts, and a fish that responds with its whole body. The take often happens right in front of you, followed by an explosion of power and acrobatics. It is that visual connection, from cast to strike, that keeps anglers coming back for more.

Are you ready to experience it?

In Patagonia

Trout, and nothing but the fly

Bravo Sur is fly only. Nymphs and streamers early in the season, dry fly from the turn of the year, wading and from the boat across rivers and lakes at the foot of the Andes.

Six incredible days on the water, chasing for brown and rainbow trout!

Questions

What people ask about fly fishing in Argentina

Can you fly fish for golden dorado?

At Río Bravo, fly fishing for dorado is all about the interaction between angler, river, and fish. You work the water with big flies and purposeful casts, watching the moment unfold in front of you. Then comes the take — sudden and explosive — as the dorado shows its full power from the very first strike.

Is Bravo Sur fly only?

Yes. Nymphs and streamers early in the season, dry fly from the turn of the year, wading and from the boat across six rivers and three lakes at the foot of the Andes. Six full days on the water.

Which fish when? Do the two seasons overlap?

Golden dorado on the Paraná runs from August to April. Trout in Northern Patagonia runs from December to April. The two overlap between December and April, so why not fish both!

Are permits and tackle included?

It depends on the lodge. At Río Bravo the fishing permits are included and tackle can be rented from USD 35 a day. At Bravo Sur neither the permit nor the tackle is included — We recommend bringing your personal equipment!

Do you have to be an experienced fly caster?

Bravo Sur is fly only and our guides are ready to give you all the tips you need.
At Río Bravo you can start on bait, which asks less of your casting, and pick up a fly rod later — plenty of guests fish bait in the morning and fly after lunch.

Plan your trip

Which fish, and when

The two seasons overlap from December to April, so a trip can take in both. Tell us your dates and we will tell you what is fishing.