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A guided trip costs different prices depending on where u go a 1 night trip costs $400 without the travel costs

If you go by yourself you will have to rent a car and your travel prices so it depends on where you fly out of and if you take different flights or a direct one

Most of all of the streams in argentina will have some sort of fish ,but their is a lot of the the major streams to choose from

The flys and or are bait all depend on the type of year and the type of flies that are hatching

In my opinion it is a good place to go and fish because they have some world class fishing waters

Depending on where you decide to go depends on how easy or hard to get to most of the streams and rivers i found are easy to get to in sections ,but some of them or parts are hard to get too

Certain streams hold different types of fish their are some parts of the streams that have certain fish that 30 miles down don’t have

Sources:

https://news.orvis.com/fly-fishing/an-anglers-guide-to-argentina

https://www.patagoniariverguides.com/rates

https://www.flywatertravel.com/location/FlyFishingArgentina

Questions

How much will i guided trip cost?

How much does it cost to go by yourself?

How many streams are there for you to choose from?

what kind of fly or bait do you have to use to catch the fish?

Is it worth going there?

Are the streams/rivers in the woods or are they easy to get to?

Will you catch certain types of fish depending on where you go?

Fishing In Argentina

If you have never fished before and would like to try it or if you fish regularly Argentina is one of the best fly fishing countries in the world. They offer many different fly fishing service or regular fishing guides to help you learn and to catch fish. Their is many different areas where you can actually fish or they offer guide services at. Most of the services also give you lodging. In my opinion this is a pretty good deal and place to go to a world class fly fishing trip. They types of fish you can expect to catch are Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout, Sea Trout, Steel Head, King Salmon, Chinook Salmon, And other not targeted fish species.