Fly Fishing in Ushuaia

Definitely during spring and summer, ideal for outdoors activities. So, October to April period is the best time to enjoy this program.

Yes, absolutely. Add an extra night and enjoy different activities available like trekkings, or any other interesting activity in Ushuaia

Well, check the penguin calendar first.

Penguin Season in Ushuaia:

Main Season: Penguins are present from October to April (spring and summer in the Southern Hemisphere). This is when Magellanic and Gentoo penguins come to Isla Martillo to nest and raise their chicks. During these months you can do either a walking tour on the island or a boat tour to see them.

Off-Season (May to September):

The Magellanic and Gentoo penguins migrate north once the cold, dark winter sets in. Tours to Isla Martillo do not operate because there are no large colonies to observe.

Well, check the following information:

Main snow season:

Runs from late June to early October

The peak is usually July and August, coinciding with Argentine winter school holidays. Snow can still be found in May/early June and sometimes in late October, but it’s less reliable.

Where you’ll find snow:

Cerro Castor – the southernmost ski resort in the world, about 26 km from Ushuaia. Open typically mid-June to early October depending on snowfall.

Valle de Tierra Mayor & Valle de Lobos – great for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, and snowmobiles.

Martial Glacier – accessible from the city, often with snow early and late in the season.

We have some tours and packages specially prepared for winter season. Check our vacation packages area

Yes, we can quote it for you. The price for internal flights are not included in our quotation, but can be added on request. Just check with your travel designer what´s the price for flights to Ushuaia.

Yes absolutely. You can combine Ushuaia with El Calafate, or Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine. Check with your travel designer, to quote a special program with Ushuaia and any other destination in Patagonia.

Yes, the entrance to National Parks are included in your program. Anyway, check with your travel designer if you prefer to pay the entrance fee on the spot on your own. It´s also possible.

A valid permit is generally required under the regulations applicable to the chosen water and season. The outfitter should explain how it is obtained and whether its cost is included in the quotation.

The confirmed program should identify the type of water and intended species while avoiding a catch guarantee. Location may change with season, water level, access and current fishing conditions.

Rules vary by water, species and season. Follow the current regulations and the guide’s instructions; where catch and release applies, fish should be handled quickly and with minimal harm.

The outfitter must confirm the exact equipment package, sizes and replacement conditions. Experienced anglers may bring their own gear after checking airline and biosecurity requirements.

Yes, if instruction and suitable water are arranged. State each participant’s experience level so the guide can plan casting support, equipment and a realistic day rather than assuming expert ability.

Guide-to-angler ratios should be shown in the proposal. A private guide can improve instruction and water access, but exclusivity should not be assumed unless confirmed.

Availability and sizing vary. Provide shoe and clothing sizes in advance, and ask whether felt soles, studs or personal wading equipment are restricted under local conservation rules.

The guide may change location, delay fishing or cancel for safety and conservation reasons. Alternative arrangements and refunds follow the outfitter’s terms and cannot be guaranteed in advance.

The itinerary should state food and beverages for each fishing day. Report allergies or dietary requirements early because remote fishing locations may have limited alternatives.

Possibly, depending on vehicle capacity, access rules and guide policy. A companion’s transport, meals and activities should be quoted explicitly rather than assumed to be free.