Fishing

Privileged waters for fishing

Argentina has more than forty fishing specimen of high sport value, characterized by their combativeness, beauty, size and wild nature. This classifies Argentina as one of the most attractive fishing destinations in the world. Patagonian lakes and rivers are the perfect habitat for salmon species brought to Patagonia in the XX century.

These species adapted perfectly to Argentine waters and nowadays they can be found from the country's south to the Northern Jujuy. The rivers comprising the Parana - De La Plata basin have fishes of bigger sizes, some of them are very wanted or exclusive as the Golden Fish or the Surubí, the King Fish or the Tatarira of the Buenos Aires lagoons, plus the specimens of the Atlantic Coast.The central hills also have important quantities of salmon varieties, thus concentrating many fly fishermen. The Cuyo Puna has trouts, at rivers 4.000 mts. high.

Fly Fishing is the technique with most followers, apart from the one that offers more chances to the fish, which makes this sport even more competitive. The equipment being used is sophisticated and requires the knowledge of launching techniques of certain complexity.It is the best alternative for the practice of “fishing with devolution”. Trawling is a method of fishing that involves pulling a large fishing net through the water behind one or more boats. Spin fishingis an angling technique where a spinning lure is used to entice the fish to bite. Light equipments are used in order to be able to make precise launchings and, if necessary, from large distances.

Mountain Bike

Fishing

Fishing at the Litoral

Fishing in Buenos Aires

Fishing in Cuyo and Córdoba

Fishing in Patagonia

Fishing in the North