Río Fuego flows through the northeastern reaches of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, as part of a remarkable collection of rivers that drain this remote and wild island at the bottom of the world. Situated on the North East coast of the island, the river is one of several waterways in the region that attract serious anglers seeking the unique combination of sea-run and resident fish species that make Tierra del Fuego legendary in the fly fishing world. While it may not carry the same international fame as the Río Grande, Río Fuego is a legitimate destination in its own right, offering genuine wilderness fishing in one of the most dramatic landscapes on earth.