Las Buitreras Lodge Argentina Las Buitreras Lodge on the Rio Gallegos in Argentina offers an unparalleled Sea Trout fishing program. Catch statistics for size and numbers on the Rio Gallegos and Rio Grande are similar, however, many anglers remain loyal to the Rio Gallegos for it’s a dream to fish with its low gradient, technical […]
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With just a little love you can keep your fly line performing like new, not to mention increasing the life span of a line you paid close to a £100 for. Remember a well-kept fly line will shoot further, float better, and tangle less for seasons to come. Below are a few of our tips […]
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The first week of April at Kalum River Lodge has been a great start to the spring season. Despite the frosty mornings, the days have been really sunny and warm. After a long winter tying flies, our guests and guides were enjoying being back out on the river. Testing out different fly patterns the guys […]
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The 2019 season at Las Buitreras has come to an end, and while we are busy planning updates and improvements for next year we now have the season summary available along with a selection of photos from throughout the season We have just finished our 17th season during which we welcomed over 150 customers from […]
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The season at Kau Tapen comes to an end and the timing could not have been more perfect. During the last week, we had a very cool and interesting experience to host a full group of non-anglers, who stayed here for 2,5 days as part of a business meeting. Luckily, the conditions were still great […]
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The second last week of the season is over and we had a full house! Some old friends came to visit us again: Roberto and Fran, as well as Martin and Theresa, all four from Argentina, and who have been coming here for many years now. Tom and Colman, who’s first time it was were […]
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This spectacular fly fishing destination for Arctic Char offers exclusive fishing on the famous Greenland Kangia River, which provides our customers between 2,000 and 3,000 landed fish per week. The numbers of Arctic Char that the Kangia River produces during the summer migration is an insight into understanding why the waters surrounding Greenland are one […]
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Arctic Char are one of those fish that often get regarded as a ‘nice by catch’ when anglers are targeting bigger Trout or Salmon species. This is mainly because waters that hold trophy Arctic Char are not as plentiful as that of Trout and Salmon. When you do get the chance to fish waters with […]
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