The Patagonian province reaffirms its leadership as an international destination for fishing and nature enthusiasts
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The 2025–2026 sport fishing season in Neuquén will officially begin on November 1, one of the most representative and popular activities in southern Argentina. With crystal-clear lakes, fast-flowing rivers, and an unparalleled natural environment, the province has established itself as a premier destination for anglers from across the country and around the world.
A natural paradise for anglers
The season will run until May 31, 2026, offering a unique experience for those seeking to combine sports, tourism, and contact with nature. The authorized fishing methods include fly casting, spinning, and trolling, suitable for both beginners and experts.
Neuquén is renowned for the quality of its natural environments and the diversity of species found in its rivers and lakes. Among the most notable locations are the Limay, Collón Curá, Chimehuin, and Aluminé rivers, along with lakes such as Huechulafquén, Lolog, Paimún, and Tromen. These mountain landscapes, surrounded by native forests and pure waters, position the province as one of the leading sport fishing destinations in the Southern Hemisphere.
Neuquén inaugura la temporada 2025-2026 de pesca deportiva con la Fiesta Nacional de la Trucha
Tourism and sustainable development
Fishing permits are now available digitally through the official website cazaypesca.neuquen.gob.ar, where the 2025–2026 Patagonian Continental Sport Fishing Regulations can also be downloaded, promoting the conservation of natural resources and responsible fishing.
Towns such as Junín de los Andes, Villa La Angostura, Aluminé, and Villa Pehuenia are strengthening their position as sport fishing tourism hubs, with specialized guides, well-equipped accommodations, and first-class services, ideal for both domestic and international visitors.
The National Trout Festival: sports, culture, and tradition
Neuquén inaugura la temporada 2025-2026 de pesca deportiva con la Fiesta Nacional de la Trucha
The opening of the season will coincide with a new edition of the National Trout Festival, which will be held from October 31 to November 2 in Junín de los Andes. This event, with 36 years of history, combines sports, gastronomy, and regional culture, bringing together families, producers, and anglers from all over the country.
There will be fishing competitions, technical talks, craft fairs, live shows, and raffles, in a program that strengthens Neuquén's identity and promotes sustainable tourism. For more information, those interested can visit junindelosandes.tur.ar/fiesta-nacional-de-la-trucha or contact the organizers via email or social media.
Neuquén inaugura la temporada 2025-2026 de pesca deportiva con la Fiesta Nacional de la Trucha
Neuquén, capital of Patagonian sport fishing
With each new season, Neuquén reaffirms its leadership in the sport fishing segment and its commitment to environmental stewardship. More than just a sport, fishing in this province is a way to connect with culture, nature, and the Patagonian spirit, uniting tradition, recreation, and conservation in a single setting.
