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The Pasimoni River is a remote paradise, where monster peacock bass reign supreme. This untouched river is located in the upper headwaters of the internationally renowned Rio Negro in the Brazilian Amazon. It is a tributary of the Rio Casiquiare, which is a conduit between the Amazon and Orinoco river systems, creating an ecosystem unlike (more…)

Anigua Pacific Lodge is located in Colombia’s remote Chocó region, and surrounded by unexplored jungle and rugged mountains, Bahía Solano is a saltwater paradise for anglers. With an extraordinary diversity of species and very little fishing pressure, this remote destination remains one of the last true frontiers in saltwater sport fishing. But the Bahía Solano (more…)

This is an extremely remote riverside lodge, the only land-based operation on the Mulchatna River, located in the heart of the Bristol Bay watershed supporting the largest sockeye and king salmon runs in the world, along with silver and chum salmon, wild rainbow trout, arctic char, dolly varden, arctic grayling, and northern pike. A short (more…)

These diverse action-packed saltwater fisheries are just an inexpensive, short flight from any city in the West! Billfish, dorado, roosterfish and yellowtail are the top targets and the fishing often peaks in our winter months when there is little else on the menu. Two million years ago a peninsula broke away from the mainland due (more…)

La Ventana in Baja California Sur, Mexico Located in the East Cape region of southern Baja, cradled between the Sea of Cortez and the Laguna Mountains, La Ventana is a fly fishing getaway to one of the finest fisheries on the planet. The Sea of Cortez has some of the world’s greatest oceanographic extremes. Less (more…)

Ascension Bay is located on the southeast coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico and is home to some of the best fishing areas in the world. Located near the small beachfront town of Punta Allen about 45 kilometers off the beaten path and approximately three hours from the popular tourist destination of Cancun, the (more…)

This is where it all started on the Rio Grande. Kau Tapen was the first fishing lodge on the Río Grande, opening its doors in 1984. Its name means “House of Fishing” in the Ona Language and here, in the heart of the Río Grande watershed, live some of the best pools on the river. (more…)

Villa María is the second of the De Las Carreras family lodges to open on the Río Grande after Kau Tapen, and has offered small private groups exciting fishing on some of the most productive pools in the lower river since 1994. Unlike Kau Tapen, which is located near the middle river beats, Villa María (more…)

The Paraná River Lodge, located in the birthplace of Argentina dorado fishing, the Middle Paraná River and the incredible San Javier Delta – a maze of channels, lagoons, and side creeks. It’s a place full of life, where every day on the water feels different: dorados smashing bait at lagoon outlets, pirá pitá sipping dries (more…)