Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Menéndez, Candelaria, Ewan and MacLennan. Many of the more elite angling trips
are lodged in estancias(ranches) with exclusive use of some of the best rivers.
There are two types of fishing licenses. License 1 is valid throughout the
province, except in Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego. Contact
Asociación Caza y
Pesca
( 02901-422423; cazapescaush@infovia.com.ar; Maipú 822)
in Ushuaia, or
Club de
Pesca John Goodall
( 02964-15-503074;
http://clubdepescatdf.blogspot.com
; Ricardo Rojas
606)
in Río Grande. License 2 is valid for Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego and
Patagonia. Contact the National Parks office (
Click here
)
in Ushuaia or find more
information on sport fishing in Argentina through the online portal
Pesca Argen-
Flies
Rubber legs and woolly buggers.
License fees
AR$180 per day or AR$720 per season, depending on where you
fish.
Limit
One fish per person per day, catch and release.
Methods
Spinning and fly casting; no night fishing.
Season
November 1 to April 15, with catch-and-release restrictions from April 1 to
April 15.
Getting There & Away
The
airport
( 420699; off RN3)
is a short taxi ride from town.
Aerolíneas Argentinas
(
424467)
flies daily to Buenos Aires (one way from AR$1877).
LADE
( 422968;
Lasserre 445)
flies a couple of times weekly to Río Gallegos, El Calafate and Buenos
Aires.
The following bus companies depart from
Terminal Fuegina
(Finocchio 1194)
:
Arenas and Puerto Natales, Chile, three times weekly at 5:30am, connecting with Mon-
tiel.
Buses Pacheco
( 421554)
Buses to Punta Arenas three times weekly at 10am.
Tolhuin is this door-to-door minivan service, with several daily departures. Call to re-
serve.
Montiel
(
420997; 25 de Mayo 712)
Buses to Ushuaia and Tolhuin.
Taqsa/Marga
(
434316)
Buses to Ushuaia via Tolhuin.
