Come to Patagonia. We'll take care of the fishing.
Curated fishing by anglers, for anglers.
We are not a marketplace. We are curation and concierge for fly fishing in Patagonia.
How it works
Tell us
Tell us when you're coming, where you'll be, how many days you have, your skill level, and the kind of fishing you're after. You don't need to arrive knowing which river, which guide, or which gear to choose.
We put it together
We combine waters, guides, lodging when needed, logistics, and prep based on your profile. Every trip is built individually. We don't do off-the-shelf fishing.
You fish
You arrive prepared, knowing what to expect. We make sure everything else is in place: guide, timing, gear, briefing, license, logistics, and everything you need to know, all in one place.
The four ways to fish with TRAMO
Fishing Day
A free day and the will to fish. We handle the rest, from the water to the guide.
Find My Water
Your trip already exists. We fit the right fishing inside it.
Patagonia Fishing Week
A full week designed around your fishing, from landing to the last water.
Hosted Trips
Local operation for those who already bring their own group to Patagonia.
Who makes TRAMO
João
Founder. Angler for over 20 years.
From Porto Alegre, Brazil. Has been fishing his whole life and traveled to Bariloche once a year for nearly a decade before moving to Patagonia for good. TRAMO was born out of the pain of fishing around the world and always losing time researching guides, comparing prices, and finding the right spot too late. The idea is simple: deliver the qualified angler to the guide with a set date, and deliver to the angler a trip that is ready to go.
Jonas
Partner. Architect, hospitality curator.
Architect with deep experience in real estate. At TRAMO, he handles where every trip begins and ends: the stay. We only work with exclusive properties chosen for each fishing journey, simplifying logistics and weaving the accommodation into the full ecosystem of the trip. Passionate about fishing himself, Jonas blends architecture, clear communication, and the right stay for the right angler.
From the Journal
How to read a Patagonian river
What to look for before the first cast: current, light, and where the trout actually are.
What to pack for a Fishing Week
A lean, field-tested list for anglers coming from far away for several days on the water.
Behind the scenes: a guide from our network
We talked with one of TRAMO's partner guides about the season, the waters, and patience.
On Instagram
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