Although videos and texts helped at the beginning, I felt I needed something more. Researching online, I came across the Club San Huberto, located in Ramos Mejía (part of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area), where I found a community and instructors who shared my passion. There, I tied my first flies and perfected my casting; it was my temple of learning for three years.

At the club, I met Diego Flores. Thanks to his presentation, the flame for carp fly fishing was ignited. My interest grew so much that I attended another one of his talks in General Roca, Río Negro, where Sebastián Pagano—a great technical connoisseur of the species and its environment—was also present.

The initial attempts were frustrating. After several months of "going for walks" (not catching anything), I managed my first catch near the city of Neuquén and discovered the incredible nature of Carp FlyFishing. Today, after years of experience, I specialize in carp fishing in the Alto Valle area.

Regarding trout, I am a fan of fine fishing: dry flies or nymphs on a #20 hook make this activity a delight. However, the large trophy fish of the Limay River motivated me to use streamers, shooting lines, and long casts. Marcelo Morales' seminars were fundamental in perfecting my casting technique, line management, and water reading.

My next goal is to obtain certification as a casting instructor.