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Kendjam
March 8, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Kendjam is a small Kayapó community located deep in Brazil’s isolated Mekragnoti Indigenous Territory. Kendjam is an incredibly unique experience deep in the heart of the Amazon. Kendjam is a remote and small indigenous community in the land of the Kayapó Indigenous Nation. The Kendjam area is perhaps the most awe-inspiring and untouched Indigenous Territory (more…)
Agua Boa Lodge
March 8, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
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 channels. The lagoons and inland lakes offer solid fishing for butterfly peacocks (the (more…)
Tsimane’s Agua Negra Lodge
March 8, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Golden dorado are king salmon with rotten attitudes and even worse orthodonture! The Tsimane Agua Negra experience is based on a comfortable jungle lodge. Agua Negra operates a lodge located in an unspoiled area close to the junction of the Agua Negra and Sécure Rivers, and are suited for no more than 4 anglers at (more…)
Tsimane’s Pluma Lodge
March 6, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Golden dorado may be the most bad ass fish that swims in freshwater! Even in one of the most remote places in the world, guest will enjoy the comfort and style of a world-class destination at Pluma Lodge. Based out of the comforts of the main Pluma Lodge and the two headwaters out-camps, anglers have (more…)
Royal Coachman Lodge
March 2, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Of all the attributes that make Royal Coachman Lodge attractive, none are so obvious as their location, and the quality of their staff. The lodge itself is located on the banks of a wilderness river in the remote Togiak/Tikchik region of Alaska, an area where lodges are few and far between, and most of the (more…)
Royal Wolf Lodge
February 17, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Royal Wolf Lodge is, arguably, the finest trophy trout fishing lodge in Bristol Bay. They really have little interest in fishing for salmon (though many of the streams they frequent are full of them); their program is built completely around the huge rainbows that frequent the streams surrounding this wilderness oasis. If you were to (more…)
Hoodoo Sportfishing
February 16, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
We all dream, I think, of being the first to discover a remote Alaskan river, a stream so far off the charts, it has only been acknowledged, vaguely, by a few intrepid explorers. A river so distant that even its actual name is in question. How amazing to be among the first human beings ever (more…)
Hoodoo’s Sandy River Lodge
February 15, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
For the hardcore fly-rodder that wants immediate access to some of the best swung-fly water on this storied Alaskan river, Hoodoo’s small lodge fits the bill. Hoodoo Lodge’s small outpost lodge on Sandy River is custom-tailored for the serious king salmon and steelhead angler who values swing fishing for dime-bright fish over fancy accommodations. With (more…)
Hidden Cove Camp
February 14, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
“Affordable, no frills, wilderness Silver salmon fishing” would well describe this wonderful operation near Cordova, Alaska. Custom made for the self-sufficient salmon angler that values numbers of big, bright silver salmon in a wilderness setting more than creature comforts and high-end amenities. Easy to access via two relatively short flights from Anchorage, this lodge has (more…)
Goodnews River Lodge
February 14, 2017 | Terry Jepsen
Mike Gorton’s remote outpost camp on the Goodnews River has been popular with hardcore anglers for decades. This midrange-sized river is far enough off the beaten track so as to have very few free floaters, meaning most of the many miles of river “belong” to Mike’s guests for the week they will be there. The (more…)