Welcome to Fishing Trips Argentina. I’ve been organizing fishing trips on the Río de la Plata for more than 20 years, working with a team of experienced local fishing guides.
"Had a late flight out of Buenos Aires back to the states so decided to spend the morning fishing." — Katy,
Escape the city and experience world-class freshwater fishing just minutes from Buenos Aires.
Rio de la Plata, or the “River Plate,” has earned the impressive title of being the widest river in the world, and forms part of the border between Argentina and Uruguay.
"Absolutly amazing fishing trip! I would do this trip again in a heartbeat." — Gordon,
Specializes in fishing the waters around Buenos Aires and invites you along for a trip to remember. The stunning scenery here includes local waters, including some spots that only a local can show you.
"caught a few catfish & a golden dorado. very fun" — Dayton,
There's a fish with your name on it in Rincón De Milberg and Javier Vila will help you catch it! With Captain Javier at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands.
"Javier was good with communication and always replyed to my questions before the day of fishing." — Alexander,
If you're in the market for a day to remember, look no further than Buenos Aires Delta Fly Fishing Boat Exploring. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Pancho can tell you all about them.
Discover RioMar Boat Fishing Experience in Buenos Aires! Just minutes from downtown, in front of Aeroparque, a unique adventure awaits.
Quilmes sits on the broad Río de la Plata, giving anglers quick access to productive, brackish waters without straying far from Buenos Aires. Sheltered channels, nearshore flats, and river mouths create a diverse playground where local captains tailor trips for all experience levels. Whether you’re planning a half-day hop or a longer session, Quilmes fishing charters make it easy to get lines in the water fast.
Expect light-tackle action and a variety of targets throughout the year. In these estuarine conditions, anglers commonly pursue Pejerrey (Silverside), Boga, and several Catfish species, with seasonal chances at hard-hitting Dorado when conditions align. Captains mix techniques like drifting with float rigs, slow-trolling, lure casting, and even fly fishing when clarity allows. The wide river’s tides and currents drive the bite, so your crew will position you along edges, drop-offs, and channel seams where fish feed.
Most Quilmes fishing charters depart from convenient marinas along the waterfront, keeping run times short and the rods bending sooner. Quality gear, tackle, and safety equipment are typically included; you just bring sun protection, appropriate clothing, and refreshments. Families and first-timers appreciate the calm, close-to-shore options, while seasoned anglers can test finesse presentations for selective fish. Local regulations and licenses may apply, and your captain will guide you on the latest requirements. If you’re looking for accessible urban angling with genuine estuary variety, Quilmes is a smart place to start.
