Trout Lines is not another lodge based fishing trip.

The signature Trout Lines journey. It is built for guests who want more than a week at a lodge. Fishing is central, but the trip is designed to reveal Argentina through its people, landscapes, flavors, traditions, and stories.

Guests may begin in Buenos Aires with private cultural experiences, architecture, dining, wine, and local style before traveling south to Patagonia.Once there, the journey blends fly fishing with gaucho culture, horseback riding, asado, local art, regional wine, mountain scenery, and authentic hospitality.

This is the package that most clearly defines Trout Lines: not just where you fish, but who you meet, what you taste, what you see, and how Argentina stays with you.

The Patagonia Fly Fishing Core package is designed for guests whose primary goal is time on the water. This trip focuses on legendary trout rivers, guides, float trips, walk-and-wade fishing, low-pressure access, and our signature  hospitality package.

Unlike a standard lodge trip, Trout Lines adds a deeper layer of service and cultural connection. Guests are not simply dropped into a fishing program. They are guided through the full experience, from travel planning and transfers to local recommendations, wine, meals, and optional cultural extensions.

This package is ideal for experienced anglers, small groups of friends, father-son trips, executive retreats, or travelers who want Patagonia’s best fishing without the stress of planning logistics in a foreign country.

 For the angler who wants to fish Patagonia — and the spouse, partner, or companion who wants an unforgettable trip too.

The Couples & Non-Angler Friendly Journey is designed around one of the biggest challenges in destination fishing travel: making the trip just as exciting for the person who does not fish.

This package allows anglers to enjoy guided fishing while their spouse, partner, family member, or friend experiences the best of Argentina in their own way. Depending on the destination, non-angling activities may include wine tastings, horseback riding, art visits, cooking experiences, photography, shopping, spa time, sightseeing, nature walks, or simply relaxing in a beautiful lodge setting.

Shared meals, scenic excursions, cultural experiences, and special moments are built into the itinerary so the trip still feels connected. The result is not “a fishing trip someone agreed to come on.” It is a shared Argentine journey where everyone has a reason to be excited.