For a morning half-day trip, we usually meet around 7:30 AM at a designated point in Bariloche before setting off for the river. Starting time could be adapted. We have private accesses that allow us to provide 4 different half  days and the best fishing opportunities.  

Once the boat and gear are ready, we fish from about 8:30 AM until 12:30 PM, then head back to your accommodation or meeting point. Along the way, we’ll make short breaks to enjoy snacks and refreshments right on the boat. 

The Upper Limay River is divided into four floatable sections, each stretching six to nine miles. For our half-day trip, we float the first section — the one closest to Bariloche.

The scenery along the Limay is nothing short of spectacular. As we follow its winding course, the landscape shifts from the snow-capped Andes to the wide-open beauty of the Patagonian steppe, creating a backdrop that’s as unforgettable as the fishing itself.

In midsummer, we often encounter exciting dry-fly action, with large foamy terrestrials like Fat Alberts provoking aggressive strikes, as well as smaller, more delicate patterns for rising fish. Still, the Limay is a river that truly shines with our beloved large streamers — ideal for tempting that elusive trophy trout. Throughout the season, we fine-tune our gear and techniques to match conditions and maximize our chances of success.