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Wind, steppe, and trophy browns.

Patagonia's lonely rivers hold some of the largest wild brown trout on earth — streamer eats, mouse patterns at dusk, and water you'll share with condors, not crowds.

The water

The far end of the map.

Our Patagonia season runs November through April on the southern hemisphere's summer — gin-clear spring creeks, wind-ripped steppe lakes, and freestone rivers where a 26-inch brown is always one cast away.

  • Trophy brown and rainbow trout, brook trout and landlocked salmon.
  • Prime season November through April, best in January and February.
  • Estancia lodge base with private water and Argentine asados.
  • Wind-casting coaching from guides who tame it daily.
Two anglers rigging fly rods on a Patagonian riverbank

Pricing

PATAGONIA EXPEDITIONS

From $680Guided day trip, per angler
From $5,200Six-day estancia expedition
From $2,600Three-day trophy weekender

How it flows

A WEEK AT THE ESTANCIA

Settle in

Estancia welcome, gear check, and an evening mouse session on the home pool.

Hunt giants

Streamers and terrestrials across private beats, a new stretch every day.

Asado farewell

A final dawn session, then lamb over fire and stories under southern stars.

Patagonia seasons book out fast.

January and February weeks go first — reserve your estancia stay now.

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