This is Argentina’s Howenh Lodge, set on the legendary Rio Grande and home to some of the largest Sea Trout on the planet. With 28km of private double-bank water and 42 named pools, Sportquest Holidays are proud to offer UK-exclusive access. This is technical, raw and rewarding fishing in a vast, unspoiled landscape where every cast carries weight.
The lodge hosts just five rods per week, giving complete space and solitude. No pressure. No crowds. Just you, your guide and the chance to hook a trophy Sea Trout on one of the world’s most iconic rivers. From first light swings to golden hour takes, every session is guided by local experts who know each pool in detail. Whether travelling solo or fishing as a pair, your guide will keep you tight to the water, working clean casts and helping you stay calm when the take finally comes.
Howenh Lodge was built by anglers, for anglers, blending wilderness authenticity with considered comfort. Expect ensuite accommodation, a welcoming fire, dedicated drying room, sauna, outdoor hot tub, BBQ and high-speed Wi-Fi, all framed by sweeping Patagonian views. On the riverbank, enjoy refreshments and expert company; back at the lodge, indulge in fine Argentine cuisine and wines that make each evening memorable.
Secure your place today and experience the Rio Grande’s Sea Trout in true exclusivity with Sportquest Holidays.
The season runs from January to April.
Season: January to March
Peak: January to March
Weight: 5lb to 30lb
Average Weight: 9lb
Depart Any international airport - Arrive Buenos Aires
Depart Any international airport - Arrive Buenos Aires
Depart: TBA
Arrive: Ezeiza International Airport
General Note
General Note
Please note: Depending on your chosen international airport, an overnight flight and/or hotel stay may be required, which may affect your departure and return dates. Your itinerary will be finalised once travel arrangements are confirmed.
Independent flight/travel arrangements can be accommodated, though our flight-inclusive packages are recommended to ensure seamless integration into your holiday plans.
Transfer from Buenos Aires Airport to your overnight hotel
Transfer from Buenos Aires Airport to your overnight hotel
Once you’ve landed in Buenos Aires and collected your luggage, you’ll need to take a taxi (not included) to your overnight hotel. After checking in, the rest of the day is yours to relax, unwind, or explore the vibrant culture, cuisine, and charm of this beautiful city.
Buenos Aires Standard Hotel
Overnight Accommodation
Buenos Aires Standard Hotel in a Single Room on a Bed & Breakfast basis
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Buenos Aires Airport
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Buenos Aires Airport
Depending on your domestic flight schedule, make sure to allow sufficient time to take a taxi (not included) to Buenos Aires airport. We recommend arriving at least 2 hours prior to your departure time.
Depart Buenos Aires - Arrive Ushuaia
Depart Buenos Aires - Arrive Ushuaia
Depart: Jorge Newbery Airpark
Arrive: Ushuaia Airport
Travel from Ushuaia Airport to Howenh Lodge
Travel from Ushuaia Airport to Howenh Lodge
On arrival, you will be met by a member of the lodge staff and transferred to the lodge, a journey of approximately 4 hours. Once there, you’ll be shown to your room and have the rest of the day to relax, unpack, and settle in before your fishing adventure begins.
Howenh Lodge
Overnight Accommodation
Howenh Lodge in a Single Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On your first two fishing days, you’ll be fishing with your partner on the mighty Rio Grande, located in Tierra del Fuego in southern Patagonia. Howenh controls over twenty-one kilometres of double bank fishing, along with forty pools. Five kilometres are shared with Kau Tapen, ten with Aurelia Lodge, and six with San Jose Lodge. All the fishing is done on rotation and is fully guided, with two anglers per guide.
A typical day at Howenh Lodge consists of:
8.00 am – Breakfast
8.30 am – Depart for the river
1:30 pm – Back to the lodge for lunch and a siesta
6:00 pm – Return to the river to fish until evening
Howenh Lodge
Overnight Accommodation
Howenh Lodge in a Single Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On your third and fourth fishing days, you’ll be into your fishing week and cracking the code of the Rio Grande – an exciting river with a technical nature and far more like fishing the Rio Gallegos than how you may imagine the traditional sections of the Rio Grande. At Howenh, floating fly lines are the norm, and anglers can fish in some of the best water in the river.
Howenh Lodge Facts:
– 4 to 6 rods per week
– Over 21km of double-bank fishing
– 41 quality pools
– All fishing on a rotation basis
– Interesting, technical fishing
Howenh Lodge
Overnight Accommodation
Howenh Lodge in a Single Room on a Full board basis
Fishing
Fishing
On your last two fishing days, if you’ve landed a few fish throughout your week, it can be a great time to try for a trophy-sized specimen. The fish at Howenh average around 9lb, but almost one in five is over 15lb and fish over 20lb almost get caught weekly. As a rough guide, one in fifty fish will tip the scales between 20-25lb. On average, the fish in the river are 17% heavier than fish elsewhere of the same length; they are also between 15% and 20% heavier than Atlantic Salmon of the same length.
Howenh Lodge
Overnight Accommodation
Howenh Lodge in a Single Room on a Full board basis
Transfer from Howneh Lodge to Rio Grande Airport
Transfer from Howneh Lodge to Rio Grande Airport
Early in the morning, a member of the lodge team will transfer you back to Rio Grande Airport for your return domestic flights. The drive takes approximately 1.5 hours.
Depart Rio Grande - Arrive Buenos Aires
Depart Rio Grande - Arrive Buenos Aires
Depart: Gobernador Ramón Trejo Noel International Airport
Arrive: Jorge Newbery Airpark
Transfer from Buenos Aires Airport to your overnight hotel
Transfer from Buenos Aires Airport to your overnight hotel
Once you’ve landed in Buenos Aires and collected your luggage, you’ll need to take a taxi (not included) to your overnight hotel. After checking in, the rest of the day is yours to relax, unwind, or explore the vibrant culture, cuisine, and charm of this beautiful city.
Buenos Aires Standard Hotel
Overnight Accommodation
Buenos Aires Standard Hotel in a Single Room on a Bed & Breakfast basis
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Buenos Aires Airport
Transfer from your overnight hotel to Buenos Aires Airport
Depending on your international flight schedule, be sure to allow enough time to take a taxi (not included) back to Buenos Aires Airport for your journey home. We recommend arriving at the airport at least 3 hours before your departure.
Depart Buenos Aires - Arrive Any international airport
Depart Buenos Aires - Arrive Any international airport
Depart: Ezeiza International Airport
Arrive: TBA
General Note
General Note
Please note: Depending on your chosen international airport, an overnight flight and/or hotel stay may be required, which may affect your departure and return dates. Your itinerary will be finalised once travel arrangements are confirmed.
Independent flight/travel arrangements can be accommodated, though our flight-inclusive packages are recommended to ensure seamless integration into your holiday plans.
Prices are shown per person and are based on single rooms and two anglers per guide unless stated otherwise. All prices are accurate at the time of publication but may vary slightly depending on factors such as travel dates, booking time, airline pricing, or fuel surcharges set by the operators.
Flights are always priced at the most competitive rates available at the time of enquiry to ensure you receive the best possible value when booking.
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| From | To | Days | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/03/2027 | 20/03/2027 | 10 | £11,788 | Enquire Book Now |
| 02/03/2028 | 11/03/2028 | 10 | £12,190 | Enquire Book Now |
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"This was my fourth trip to fish the Rio Irigoyen at World's End Lodge. WEL is, for me as an avid sea trout angler, a special place. The opportunity to fish for big (typical average size around 9lbs) fresh run sea trout in a relatively small river that has minimal angling pressure, in an unspoilt and remote part of the world, ticks all my angling boxes.
Although the fishing during the week was difficult at times some good double figure sea trout were taken, with at least 4 of 18lbs and above (best 21lbs). The Irigoyen is quite a technical river - you have to work for your fish (it is not a "numbers" river) - very rewarding though when you get it right!
The guides were excellent and very knowledgeable (essential for this type of river) This combined with comfortable accommodation, great food and very helpful staff (and some decent fishing!), made for a great week.
Based on my experience this trip (when I managed to break not one, but two rods!) I would advise bringing at least one spare.
"
"What a fantastic experience. Great, comfortable lodge with incredible food and wine and amazing hosting. I would highly recommend this destination to anyone looking for sea trout fishing in a truly unique environment unlike anywhere else in the world. The guides were exceptional, putting us on the fish and giving us invaluable advice and help when and if we needed it. Thanks to all at wonderful World's End Lodge. I will be back!"
"Seatrout and the Argentine Rio Grande. Just mention those few words to any seatrout angler worth his salt and he will enter a dream like a state of big winds, big open spaces and even bigger fish. If it’s a big fish you’re after, then that’s the place to go. So, with a once-in-a-lifetime fishing adventure to plan, I checked out all the outfitters online and there are many, but I came up with Sportsquest as my preferred choice. Why may you ask? Well, after having a chat with Peter, the CEO of Sportsquest, the Rio Grande wasn’t the only big fish location in Argentina, but it was the one I’d long wanted to fish.
So yes why Sportsquest? Well, to put it simply, it was the easiest and simplest way to get to fish the Rio Grande. Just tell Sportsquest where you want to go and when and they do the rest. No chasing up flights, Lodges and transfers, hotels, taxis etc. You just let SQ take the strain.
It is a long flight, so a restfull day's stop-over in a Buenos Aires hotel was a welcome respite and a chance to meet up with the rest of your group for some team building. So important to get to know your fishing companions I can assure you.
Another flight of 3 hrs and we arrived at the Rio Grande airport. Here we were met by one of the lodge's staff and driven to our destination through an amazing vast open landscapes until, eventually, over a small rise, we glimpsed our lodge and, more importantly, the Rio Grande glistening in the morning sun.
On arrival, the lodge staff were there to meet and greet us and show us to our on-suite rooms. Comfortable but basic, but then we weren’t there to sit around in our rooms. The lounge/dining room in the lodge is spacious with comfortable seats and a lovely log fire. For those who enjoy fly-tying, there’s also a well-stocked bench so you can whip up a killer fly. Onto the food. Well, the staff at the lodge really did excel themselves with tasty food and excellent wine the whole week and would, with no complaints, meet your requirements if you fancied something not so filling. I can definitely recommend the soup.
And onto the fishing. Well, with 1 guide to 2 anglers, you are well looked after in that department. My fishing companions and I had no complaints about suggestions on flies, retrieves, where and how to fish and, especially for myself, how to master casting a double-handed rod with the wind the Rio Grande is famous for. For those not familiar with the Rio Grande, the river is not exceptionally wide and even a novice like myself was soon putting out a straight line and covering fish. It’s a bit daunting when you find out that some of the runs and pools are so long, up to a km long, but with very knowledgeable guides on hand to tell you where and how to fish, finding the channels was easy. With the guides knowing every nook and cranny of the river, our group was soon into fish and some big fish too.
The days of fishing days are split into two. Morning and evening sessions with a much-needed lunch and short siesta to recharge the batteries in between. Each session is split between different pools and runs with the guides searching and taking fish. No fishing over dead water for sure. Changes in tactics was always the name of the game but one constant was depth of taking fish. The evening session runs into the darkness with the oh-so-hoped chance of catching something special.
So all in all, was it worth it? Definitely "
"Once again my thanks to Peter and all the Sportquest team for making my trip to Howenhs lodge so memorable. As always their attention to detail on all booking related matters was faultless. Howenhs itself is a fantastic, and very happy, lodge. The staff are amazing, the lodge very comfortable and the young chef is outstanding. The fishing itself was, unfortunately, very challenging due to unseasonably cold weather conditions. The guides, nonetheless, are first class and were relentless in their efforts to get us fish, and make our stay enjoyable. They would even radio ahead to warn the wonderful Sofia of our imminent return, and she would always have my G & T ready for me on the bar. The river is everybody fishermans dream with pool after pool of cut banks, fast streams and long glides. The fact that I have not only booked for 2026 but also 2027 should say it all."
In addition to offering some of the best Sea Trout fishing on the Rio Grande, Howenh Lodge prides itself on providing some of the best accommodations. Located just a 1.5-hour drive from the airport on the renowned San Julio estate, it offers a serene wilderness experience with unparalleled views across the magnificent valley, majestic mountains and lush vegetation.
Fully refurbished in 2023, the lodge accommodates four to six rods per week, all staying in single rooms. The exceptional level of amenities and comfort ensures an unforgettable experience. From spacious and well-appointed rooms to top-notch services, the goal was to ensure that all guests enjoyed quality accommodation in a spectacular natural setting.
Howenh features six single bedrooms with private en-suite bathrooms, a large shared living room with an always-burning fire, a drying room, a sauna, a well-stocked bar, an outdoor hot tub, and a BBQ (Asado) area. It also features excellent WiFi and 24-hour power.
Howenhs position also makes it easy to access all the pools and shorelines. After breakfast each morning, the guides will take you to the water using the lodge’s 4 x 4s. There is over 28km of fishing available, which is all fished on a rotation, which will be sorted by the guides once you arrive at the lodge.
The lodge staff consists of a chef and a sous chef, one maid, a hostess/manager, and three guides with three vehicles. The cuisine is second to none, featuring gourmet continental and national dishes and is based on local meats, fresh vegetables and delicious deserts. A traditional lamb asado (BBQ) is also served on a weekly basis.
All the meals get enhanced with a selection of fine Argentine wines, from the lodges well stocked bar.
For 2025, we’re incredibly excited to introduce you to a brand new hosted trip to Howenh Lodge in Argentina, another exclusive addition to our fantastic Sea Trout fishing portfolio. This hosted fly-fishing trip is ideal for solo travellers or pairs of friends who have always dreamt of fishing for the famous specimen Sea Trout of southern Patagonia. With over twenty-eight kilometres of water and 42 different pools at its disposal, Howenh is one of the most personal Sea Trout fisheries in South America. Since our visit during our 2024 hosted trips, we’ve worked relentlessly with the lodge to secure UK exclusivity, which we’re proud to say we have done – cementing our spot at the top of the tree as the ‘go-to’ company for Sea Trout fishing fanatics across the globe.
With a team committed to excellence in fishing guidance and hospitality, Howenh strives to create memorable and enjoyable experiences for every guest who walks through its doors. Its mission statement was clear, and it understood the importance of delivering exceptional service to all its guests, which was one of the reasons why it was such a perfect fit for us as a company, combined with the fantastic fly fishing opportunities.
This hosted fly fishing holiday is based on just five anglers per week, plus a Sportquest Holidays host. So, if you want to join us, contact us today and we can help you start planning your trip.
Our hosts at Howenh are well-versed in tackling the waterways of this remote part of the world. They have hosted hundreds of customers through the years, helping many land new PBs and tick items off their bucket lists. With their exceptional knowledge in all forms of freshwater fly fishing, especially Sea Trout fishing on the rivers of Patagonia, you will be in good hands, ensuring that you get the maximum benefit from your fishing days.
During the fishing week, our host will join you and your local guide for one day of fishing days. They will offer their expertise and ensure you get the most out of your holiday and get to grips with the mighty Rio Grande. They will also help manage the fishing rotations to ensure everyone has their fair share of opportunities.
Our trips to Howenh Lodge are exclusive, so the whole lodge is booked for Sportquest customers only. This means that if you’re a solo angler or pair of friends, you get to fish with like-minded individuals. This destination’s main aim, motivation, and goal is to create the best possible fishing experience, which is why it’s based on only five rods, with an absolute abundance of water to fish.
To learn more about the excellent Sea Trout fishing on offer at Howenh Lodge in Argentina, visit our YouTube channel.
The question, probably on everyone’s lips, is why Howenh Lodge? Several factors make it a popular choice on the Rio Grande. The first is the sheer amount of water on offer, which equates to over 28 kilometres of double-bank fishing, split between five rods, all based on a rotation and split between several famous lodges. Five kilometres are shared with Kau Tapen, ten with Aurelia Lodge, and six with San Jose Lodge.
The second is the exciting and technical nature of the river, as it’s far more like fishing the Rio Gallegos than how you may imagine the traditional sections of the Rio Grande. The majority of the fishing is wading in generally shallow water, with an average depth of 40 to 45cm, although on some occasions, it might be a little deeper in some of the more famous pools.
Two-handed rods between 12 to 15ft in length are the norm, not only to allow longer casts but also to allow you to control your fly lines, which in the majority of cases will be floating. Switch rods can be used in conjunction with dry flies or skaters when the wind drops in the evening.
Howenh Lodge Facts:
– 5 rods (on our hosted week)
– Over 28km of fishing
– 42 quality pools
– All fishing on rotation basis
– Interesting, technical fishing
– Peak season between January 15th to end of March
The average size of the Sea Trout on the Rio Grande is around 9lb, but almost one in five is over 15lb and fish over 20lb almost get caught weekly. As a rough guide, one in fifty fish will tip the scales between 20-25lb. On average, the fish in the river are 17% heavier than fish elsewhere of the same length. This translates to a genuine opportunity for travelling rods to target some of the world’s largest Sea Trout, and for those looking to catch a new PB, the Rio Grande is the river.
All the guides at Howenh Lodge have been guiding and fishing the waters of Tierra del Fuego for many years and are highly knowledgeable when it comes to chasing Sea Trout. They are also experts on casting techniques with single and double-handed rods and, along with Peter, are there to ensure guests get the very most out of their stay.
After breakfast each morning, anglers leave with their guide in the lodges 4 x 4s to fish some of the 28 kilometres of water on offer, and a typical day on the water consists of two fishing sessions.
Daily Schedule:
8.00 am – Breakfast
8.30 am – Depart for the river
1:30 pm – Back to the lodge for lunch and a siesta
6:00 pm – Return to the river to fish until evening
The fishing times may vary slightly each day depending on the time of year and conditions, but there’ll always be at least seven to eight hours of fishing every day. As with lots of fishing worldwide, the mornings and evenings will tend to be the most productive. The lower light conditions will often make the Sea Trout more willing to feed, and also provide anglers with some stunning photographic opportunities. These periods of the day also tend to be the time when the wind is at it’s calmest.
This was my fourth trip to fish the Rio Irigoyen at World's End Lodge. WEL is, for me as an avid sea trout angler, a special place. The opportunity to fish for big (typical average size around 9lbs) fresh run sea trout in a relatively small river that has minimal angling pressure, in an unspoilt and remote part of the world, ticks all my angling boxes.
Although the fishing during the week was difficult at times some good double figure sea trout were taken, with at least 4 of 18lbs and above (best 21lbs). The Irigoyen is quite a technical river - you have to work for your fish (it is not a "numbers" river) - very rewarding though when you get it right!
The guides were excellent and very knowledgeable (essential for this type of river) This combined with comfortable accommodation, great food and very helpful staff (and some decent fishing!), made for a great week.
Based on my experience this trip (when I managed to break not one, but two rods!) I would advise bringing at least one spare.
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your experience. We’re glad to hear the trip exceeded your expectations and appreciate your helpful comments. We look forward to welcoming you on another adventure soon!
Harrison
What a fantastic experience. Great, comfortable lodge with incredible food and wine and amazing hosting. I would highly recommend this destination to anyone looking for sea trout fishing in a truly unique environment unlike anywhere else in the world. The guides were exceptional, putting us on the fish and giving us invaluable advice and help when and if we needed it. Thanks to all at wonderful World's End Lodge. I will be back!
Hi,
Thanks for coming back and for your kind words! Glad to hear the fishing, lodge, and guides didn’t disappoint. Hope to see you again!
Harrison
Seatrout and the Argentine Rio Grande. Just mention those few words to any seatrout angler worth his salt and he will enter a dream like a state of big winds, big open spaces and even bigger fish. If it’s a big fish you’re after, then that’s the place to go. So, with a once-in-a-lifetime fishing adventure to plan, I checked out all the outfitters online and there are many, but I came up with Sportsquest as my preferred choice. Why may you ask? Well, after having a chat with Peter, the CEO of Sportsquest, the Rio Grande wasn’t the only big fish location in Argentina, but it was the one I’d long wanted to fish.
So yes why Sportsquest? Well, to put it simply, it was the easiest and simplest way to get to fish the Rio Grande. Just tell Sportsquest where you want to go and when and they do the rest. No chasing up flights, Lodges and transfers, hotels, taxis etc. You just let SQ take the strain.
It is a long flight, so a restfull day's stop-over in a Buenos Aires hotel was a welcome respite and a chance to meet up with the rest of your group for some team building. So important to get to know your fishing companions I can assure you.
Another flight of 3 hrs and we arrived at the Rio Grande airport. Here we were met by one of the lodge's staff and driven to our destination through an amazing vast open landscapes until, eventually, over a small rise, we glimpsed our lodge and, more importantly, the Rio Grande glistening in the morning sun.
On arrival, the lodge staff were there to meet and greet us and show us to our on-suite rooms. Comfortable but basic, but then we weren’t there to sit around in our rooms. The lounge/dining room in the lodge is spacious with comfortable seats and a lovely log fire. For those who enjoy fly-tying, there’s also a well-stocked bench so you can whip up a killer fly. Onto the food. Well, the staff at the lodge really did excel themselves with tasty food and excellent wine the whole week and would, with no complaints, meet your requirements if you fancied something not so filling. I can definitely recommend the soup.
And onto the fishing. Well, with 1 guide to 2 anglers, you are well looked after in that department. My fishing companions and I had no complaints about suggestions on flies, retrieves, where and how to fish and, especially for myself, how to master casting a double-handed rod with the wind the Rio Grande is famous for. For those not familiar with the Rio Grande, the river is not exceptionally wide and even a novice like myself was soon putting out a straight line and covering fish. It’s a bit daunting when you find out that some of the runs and pools are so long, up to a km long, but with very knowledgeable guides on hand to tell you where and how to fish, finding the channels was easy. With the guides knowing every nook and cranny of the river, our group was soon into fish and some big fish too.
The days of fishing days are split into two. Morning and evening sessions with a much-needed lunch and short siesta to recharge the batteries in between. Each session is split between different pools and runs with the guides searching and taking fish. No fishing over dead water for sure. Changes in tactics was always the name of the game but one constant was depth of taking fish. The evening session runs into the darkness with the oh-so-hoped chance of catching something special.
So all in all, was it worth it? Definitely
Hi Paul,
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your experience. We’re glad to hear the trip exceeded your expectations and appreciate your helpful comments. It was brilliant meeting you and sharing fishing stories
Harrison
Once again my thanks to Peter and all the Sportquest team for making my trip to Howenhs lodge so memorable. As always their attention to detail on all booking related matters was faultless. Howenhs itself is a fantastic, and very happy, lodge. The staff are amazing, the lodge very comfortable and the young chef is outstanding. The fishing itself was, unfortunately, very challenging due to unseasonably cold weather conditions. The guides, nonetheless, are first class and were relentless in their efforts to get us fish, and make our stay enjoyable. They would even radio ahead to warn the wonderful Sofia of our imminent return, and she would always have my G & T ready for me on the bar. The river is everybody fishermans dream with pool after pool of cut banks, fast streams and long glides. The fact that I have not only booked for 2026 but also 2027 should say it all.
Hello Niall, Thank you for you kind words, i will pass on the kind words.
Regards Harrison
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