Looks a lot like the southern Argentina/Chile area. I was down there in Jan. of 2000 and fished the Rio Grande River on the Chilean side (Tierra del Fuego), and caught some pretty nice browns. The Argentine side is better fishing, but it's all private, on huge estancia's, that charge big $$.On a drive yesterday through the Patagonia region of Argentina we saw several groupings of wild-ranging Guanaco...
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You're right on it TB...and good on you for making it down here in 2020...we pushed this trip for two years!Looks a lot like the southern Argentina/Chile area. I was down there in Jan. of 2000 and fished the Rio Grande River on the Chilean side (Tierra del Fuego), and caught some pretty nice browns. The Argentine side is better fishing, but it's all private, on huge estancia's, that charge big $$.
Actually it was 23 years ago that I was there, and I didn’t even take a camera, so I can’t prove it.You're right on it TB...and good on you for making it down here in 2020.
Bucket list trip for me for sure. I tell my wife that if we ever move from the States Argentina and Chile are at the top of my list.You're right on it TB...and good on you for making it down here in 2020...we pushed this trip for two years!
(Edit: 2000. My bad TB for doing a fast read of your post...and BTW I believe you even though you didn't bring a camera LOL!!)
We spotted numerous groupings of Guanaco on our way to Punta Tombo, Argentina to visit a Magellanic Penguin summer estuary/sanctuary...
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