Fly Fishing in the Jungle is the Next “Final Frontier” in Fly Fishing

The rain forest jungles of the Brazilian Amazon are perhaps the last, truly wild and unexplored region of the world. Nearly 25% of all the freshwater in the entire world starts in the massive Amazon basin, which is home to countless exotic species of fish. Nearly all of these are exciting game fish that will readily take a well presented artificial fly.

Partnerships with the Brazilian government and local indigenous tribes and communities has started to open up more and more incredible destinations, deep within the heart of the Amazon. These trips often combine unforgettable cultural experiences with spectacular wildlife, all in a remote, beautiful setting with strange fish of all shapes and sizes. Many of these are fish that will strip the rod from your hand on the strike, or bend it until it shatters. They’ll totally test both you and your best equipment, while the people you meet and sights you take in will amaze you.

There literally is a jungle out there… come explore it with us!

SPECIAL UPDATE:
Starting June 17, 2019 United States Citizens can stay in Brazil up to 90 days without a visa, making travel to Brazil a much more affordable and accessible option. This also applies to citizens of Canada, Australia, and Japan.

Agua Boa Lodge

Agua Boa Lodge is situated high on a bank overlooking the Agua Boa River with the Amazon Rainforest on one bank and a natural savannah on the other. On the Agua Boa, the fishery revolves around the lagoons, inland lakes and river channel,...
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Eco Fishing Lodge

Ecolodge da Barra was founded by a group of hardcore Brazilian fishing enthusiasts who joined forces to provide anglers with one of the finest infrastructures for fly fishing in South America. Their deluxe floating lodge provides...
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Kendjam

Kendjam is unlike any other trip you'll ever go on. It combines technical sight-casting opportunities in crystal clear rivers for a variety of different, super-exotic fish including pacu, matrinxa, wolffish, peacock bass, and many more with the...
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Pirarucú

At Pirarucú you'll be immersed in jungle, sleeping in floating cabins surrounded by massive arapaima rolling on the surface of the protected Mamirauá Reserve. Arapaima can range from 30 to nearly 400 pounds, and fish of all lengths and sizes...
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Rio Marié

This is the ultimate Peacock Bass fly fishing experience. The waters of Rio Marié and its tributaries are scientifically proven to be the home of the largest peacock bass in the entire Amazon basin. More double-digit trophy Peacock Bass are...
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Xingu

The Xingu River, much like the Iriri River at Kendjam, flows over granite bedrock, running clear and allowing for sight-fishing opportunities for a broad variety of species. Anglers will see fish sipping and rolling on the surface like trout – including insect...
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