
The "creole trout": a native Patagonian fish, present all year and a good fighter.
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Be the first →Patagonian lakes, rivers and reservoirs; bottoms with rock, logs and vegetation.
Worm, small spoons and soft lures; also on the fly (nymphs and streamers).
Light spinning with small spoons, micro-jigs and soft plastics, or fly with small streamers. Bait: worm. It keeps company with the trout in Patagonian lakes and rivers.
Spinning, fondo y mosca; busca fondos con piedra y vegetación. Equipo liviano.
Closed seasons, minimum size and bag limits for creole perch are set by each province and change every year. The current rule is on each spot's page: confirm it before heading out.
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Yes: October falls within the creole perch season. Its best time of year is nov–jan. Before heading out, check the fishing rule for the spot: closed seasons are set by each province.
The best time for creole perch is nov–jan. Check each place's page for the bite calendar and to respect current closed seasons.
Some of the best places to fish creole perch are Lago Puelo, Río Collón Curá, Lago Huechulafquen, Embalse Casa de Piedra. On PESQA you get the map, access info, seasons and verified guides for each one.
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The "creole trout": a native Patagonian fish, present all year and a good fighter. It coexists with introduced trout and makes for a noble fishery, ideal for windy days when the trout shut down.
PESQA lists spots with creole perch in Neuquén, Buenos Aires, Río Negro, Chubut, La Rioja, Santa Cruz, La Pampa, Tierra del Fuego.
Worm, small spoons and soft lures; also on the fly nymphs and streamers .
Light spinning with small spoons, micro-jigs and soft plastics, or fly with small streamers. Bait: worm. It keeps company with the trout in Patagonian lakes and rivers.
Spinning, fondo y mosca; busca fondos con piedra y vegetación. Equipo liviano.
PESQA lists 8 guides working spots with creole perch, among them El Refugio del Pescador, Tunquelen, Rancho Los Nudos. Each has a page with services, area and contact details.
Patagonian lakes, rivers and reservoirs; bottoms with rock, logs and vegetation.
Closed seasons, minimum size and bag limits for creole perch are set by each province and change every year. The current rule is on each spot's page: confirm it before heading out.
0,5–2 kg
The "creole trout": a native Patagonian fish, present all year and a good fighter. It coexists with introduced trout and makes for a noble fishery, ideal for windy days when the trout shut down.
Creole perch is a freshwater species: rivers, lagoons and reservoirs.
Outside nov–jan the bite for creole perch slows down. The weakest months are may–sep.
The scientific name of Creole perch is Percichthys trucha.