Fishing near Neuquén, Neuquén

Neuquén city sits at the confluence of the Río Neuquén and the Río Limay, where those two rivers join to form the Río Negro. The city is the gateway to one of Argentina's most celebrated fishing provinces, with fly fishing for trout on Andean rivers and lakes to the west, and a local urban fishery where carp on the fly has become a serious pursuit right in the city's own rivers. Lakes Marí Menuco and Los Barreales, along with the Embalse Ezequiel Ramos Mexía, extend the options into still-water fishing within reach of the city.