Review from an excellent Trout Bariloche customer
The adventurer and fisherman Silvia, together with her husband Peter, has been traveling to the corners of Argentina for more than two years, and they got a great surprise when they went fly fishing in the rivers in the south of our country with Trout Bariloche.
We’re thrilled to share this story that highlights the very essence of Bariloche fly fishing. We received a review from an experienced customer that left us very excited and happy.
This is Silvia, who, together with her husband Peter, has been traveling our country for more than two years. They have decided to come to Bariloche to live the fly-fishing experience with us, which makes us feel fortunate.
During his story, he tells us that he felt great emotion when he caught a large trout, an achievement that, as our experienced guide Juanito told him, is not very common. It is definitely an experience that will remain engraved in your memory forever. With Trout Bariloche, you will experience the culture and history of Bariloche fishing up close.
Silvia also highlights the fundamental role of our fly-fishing guide, Juanito, whose experience and dedication made this wonderful moment possible. Behind every Bariloche fly-fishing excursion and every great catch is a dedicated team, and we’re delighted to know this is reflected in the
Customer experience.
Here is the positive message that Silvia left us for this incredible day of fly fishing in Bariloche:
«Thank you, Emmanuel. Everything’s fine. I am delighted because, as you just told me, I know these things do not happen every day. We have been traveling through Argentina with my husband for two years. And the reality is that we have never had a trout that size, especially in this part of the world. We did it on the beach at Jurassic Lake, of course—many of them. But not in the rivers of Argentina. We did some good ones in Canada. A hug. And thanks for your compliment. And I am delighted. But it would be nice if Peter could get something out of it. And well, life continues one day at a time. And pure life, as Puerto Ricans would say.»
