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Including transfers
10–11 hours approx.
Private trip
One or two anglers
Fishing style
Float & wade
Included
Argentine riverside lunch

Give the river a full day

More water to explore.
More time to enjoy it.

A full day on the Limay gives you time to settle into the fishing. With Southern Rivers Patagonia, we float a section selected for the conditions, work promising water and stop to wade where the river allows.

Brown and rainbow trout are the main focus. Your guide reads the current, chooses the flies and adapts the approach to your experience, whether you are learning your first cast or refining a familiar technique.

Lunch is part of the day: a pause on the riverbank for Argentine food, good conversation and the landscape. Then it is back to the water for the afternoon before returning to your accommodation in Bariloche.

USD 530

Total for one or two anglersFishing license and gratuities not included.

Angler holding a brown trout in the Limay River near Bariloche, with autumn trees along the banksFishing boat floating on the clear Limay River, surrounded by green riverbanks and Patagonia’s mountains

From your accommodation to the river

How your day unfolds.

We organize the transfers, equipment and fishing, so you can settle into the experience.

  1. 8:00 AM

    Pickup at your accommodation

    Your guide picks you up in Bariloche at 8:00 a.m., and we head toward the Limay River.

  2. Around 9:30–10:00 AM

    The morning on the river

    We begin our float and work the best pools and runs before lunch. Your guide will help with technique, fly selection, and boat positioning. Instruction is always part of the trip whenever you need it.

  3. Around noon

    Riverside lunch

    We take a break for appetizers, premium Argentine grilled beef, fresh salads, and dessert, accompanied by Malbec wine. Please let us know in advance about any dietary requirements.

  4. Afternoon · return around 6:30 PM

    More fishing and the return to Bariloche

    After lunch, we get back on the water and normally continue fishing until approximately 5:00 p.m. Your guide then drives you back to your accommodation in the city.

Times are approximate and may vary depending on your accommodation, the section of river we fish, and the conditions that day. We confirm the final plan and schedule with you before the trip.

Experience it for yourself

A full day of fly fishing on the Limay River

Angler wading the Limay River with a bent fly rod in Patagonia

More time on the river

A full day gives us time to explore different stretches, fine-tune our approach, and adapt our strategy alongside a knowledgeable local guide.

Guests enjoying lunch beside a drift boat on the Limay River in Patagonia

Patagonian flavors

A riverside table featuring an appetizer, Argentine beef, fresh salads, Malbec, and time to enjoy the scenery before heading back out on the water.

Angler holding a brown trout in the Limay River, with a Southern Rivers Patagonia drift boat behind him

Private, personalized fishing

We work with one or two anglers per guide and boat, providing dedicated attention, quality gear, and guidance tailored to your experience.

Before you book

Every detail, clearly explained.

Included in your trip

  • Pickup and return transfers to your accommodation in downtown Bariloche
  • Professional guide and a private boat for one or two anglers
  • Complete fishing gear when needed
  • Instruction and advice suited to your experience
  • Argentine riverside lunch and drinks

Not included

  • Fishing license: USD 40 per person, per day. We can arrange it in advance.
  • Gratuities for your guide.
USD 530

Total for one or two anglers

Ask about availability

What to bring

Sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, lip balm, a waterproof jacket and warm layers. Let us know your sizes and equipment needs before the trip.

Payment and enquiries

Cards through PayPal or WeTravel, bank transfer or ACH, cash and stablecoins. Contact us to confirm dates, availability and booking arrangements.

Fishing season · Limay River

November through May

Useful to know

Before your
first cast.

Have another question? Get in touch and we will help you choose the right trip for your visit.

What is the difference from the half-day trip?

A full-day trip gives you time on the water both morning and afternoon, along with a hearty Argentine lunch served riverside. The half-day option focuses on the morning and includes a snack instead of lunch.

Do we fish from a boat or wade?

We float the river and stop at suitable wading spots when conditions allow. The mix depends on the river level, chosen stretch and your preferences.

Is this trip suitable for beginners?

Yes. The guide adapts the day and provides instruction. Let us know your experience so we can recommend an appropriate plan.

When is the best time to target migratory brown trout?

The fall season—especially April and May—is the prime period for targeting large migratory brown trout on the Limay River. As water temperatures drop, these fish move up from Lake Nahuel Huapi into the river, creating opportunities to encounter some truly impressive specimens. It is a technical fishery that rewards patience, precise presentations, and the ability to read the water. Our guides adjust the approach and tactics each day to make the most of every opportunity.

Can you accommodate dietary requirements?

Yes. Tell us about dietary requirements in advance so we can prepare suitable options for lunch.

More fishing day trips

Working with a shorter itinerary? The half-day Limay trip offers a private morning with a snack before returning to Bariloche.