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Argentina
fishing trips for the mighty Golden Dorado, or Golden Fish, along
the shores of the Ibera Marshland in Argentina's northern province
of Corrientes. Dorados Fishing Lodge is a modern but remote
Argentina fishing lodge and is premier spot for a Golden Dorado
fishing vacation. The vast wetland occupies more than 3,000,000
acres and offers the world's only opportunity to stalk the dorado
in crystal-clear waters. An ever-increasing number of
globetrotting anglers are trekking to Argentina to target the
Dorado and quickly become enamored with this splendid sportfish
once they get a glimpse of their powerful strikes, aerobatic leaps
and line stretching runs. Their iridescent gold silhouette against
the verdant green background of the Ibera Marshes is an awesome
site to behold. This is the ideal sportfish for those that have
developed a passion for peacock bass and are looking to experience
another fantastic sportfish.
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The dorado
is the main target species at Dorados Fishing Lodge. The season
runs from October to March.
The freshwater dorado is
considered to be the single most challenging native freshwater
gamefish of South America. It is a radiant, golden-hued,
salmon-like fish with an extremely powerful jaw and razor-sharp
teeth. Unlike the salmon, however, the dorado does not succumb
after spawning and never swims to the ocean. The dorado is an
exceptionally strong swimmer and normally ranges in size from 5
to 20 pounds, although the world record is 70 pounds. Guests
will fish out of flats type boats and may fish along the shore
in a productive area as well. Each guide boat will fish with two
guests
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Dorados Fishing
Lodge is located on Santa Lucía River coast, 8 miles
from the Mburucuyá National Park, inside one of the
largest palm tree areas of Argentina. Here you will be
able to enjoy this comfortable ranch surrounded by a marvelous
view of the river and lovely palm tree fields. The ranch
is situated in a huge and virgin area of approximately
11, 200 acres, where you will be able to gaze at nature
and learn about our many native species of birds,
mammals, reptiles and fish. The lodge has very suitable
accommodations. There are three air-conditioned double
rooms, a large living-room as well as comfortable areas
to rest. There is also a nice garden where you can swim
in the pool, take a nap or just chat with your friends
by the sunset. During your visit, you will be delighted
by the excellent regional food, argentine wines and also
the kindness of the Argentine people.
Breakfast is
served at approximately 6:30 or 7:00 AM. You will be
served coffee or tea, along with fresh orange juice,
fruits, toasts, different marmalades, butter, scrambled
eggs, sausage, and muffins. At lunch, you can enjoy a
light meal, because a hard fishing journey will be
waiting for you during the afternoon. You can also
choose having lunch at the river, but it’s not
recommended due to high temperatures and hot days. At
dinner you will be delighted by the famous Argentine
barbecue, as the meat is known throughout the world as
some of the finest and most tender cuts. You can also
taste our pasta meals, just like mama makes! All meals
are served with fresh salads and/or vegetables, and we
suggest trying the homemade empanadas… just great! For
wine lovers, red or white wines from Mendoza are served
during lunch and dinner. You will fall in love with
them. For those who enjoy drinking beer, cool bottles
will be waiting for you at the fridge. While in boat, a
snack will be served, with water, beer or sodas. Any
special requests made known at the beginning of their
stay (ie: vegetarians) can be accommodated
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From Buenos Aires,
visiting anglers are then transferred from the international
airport to the national Aeroparque airport. You will then take a
1-1/2 hour flight to Corrientes and then greeted by the lodge
staff and transferred approximately 1-1/2 hours overland to the
lodge. Transfer to Iguazu falls and flight from there to Buenos
Aires back
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Unlike many other
exclusive fishing lodges around the globe, Dorados Fishing
offers plenty of activities for the non-angler. The Iberá
Marshland is home to some of the most diverse and bountiful
wildlife on the planet, but you don’t have to be an avid
bird-watcher, biologist, or botanist to be amazed by the
abundance and variety of flora and fauna in the region. Guests
can spend hours on horseback, riding along the edge of the marsh
or in the dense forest observing birds, marsh deer, and monkeys
in their wild, natural habitat. For those guests with a brisk
walk or jog in their daily regimen, there are over 3 miles of
private roads on the property. And finally, if it’s a more
relaxed activity you’re looking for, sunbathing, reading by
the swimming pool or taking a stroll around the lodge’s 11,200
acre estancia are among the many ways to pass the warm sunny
days.
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Passports are required
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