The Mythical Gallegos The Gallegos River, located south of the Argentine province of Santa Cruz, is called by many the “paradise of brown trout.” The species of brown trout most sought after by fishermen around the world has been developed here. In an environment of wild nature, it is possible for you to enjoy fly fishing while your eyes sink into the immensity of the landscape and your voice becomes air carried by the wind. We invite you to live a unique and fascinating experience. The Gallegos River, at 51ยบ south latitude, running through the province from the foothills to the Atlantic Ocean, forming a wide valley full of curves and meanders, which make wildlife conducive and abundant, rich in fauna and flora typical of the Patagonian plateau. It arises from the confluence of the Ruben and Penitente rivers (from Chile) in its first stage, receiving a few kilometers later the tribute of the Turbio river (Argentine), and then, on its journey to the ocean, the waters of the El Zurd...