Nomadic Waters, Brazil

Type

Motherships

Fishing Style

Skiff

Season

January - February and September - October

Rate

$$$

Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil
Nomadic Waters, Brazil

Nomadic Waters, Brazil

Sale price$0.00

Expeditions in the Brazilian Amazon

We offer expeditions in two very different locations. Although many assume that all jungle fishing is the same, in fact nothing could be further from the truth. The Amazon basin is roughly the size of the continental U.S. Each trip is personally hosted by the owners, meaning that our Guests have direct access to the highest level of authority should there be any issues. Your Host enjoys a 100% 5-Star rating on Trip Advisor. They have been featured on the Discovery Channel, The Fly Fishing Journal, Dun Magazine, Southern Culture on the Fly and Angler’s Journal.

Most Frequently asked Question: “Be honest, how bad are the BUGS?”

Answer: It’s the jungle, so there are plenty of insects. Shockingly, there are almost no mosquitoes or biting insects in the fishery.

Location

Species at Nomadic Waters, Brazil

Peacock Bass
Sale price$0.00
Arawana
Sale price$0.00
Wolf Fish
Sale price$0.00

Learn more about

Nomadic Waters, Brazil

Click through to get details on the water, seasons, guest accomodations, and rates.

The Rio Negro - The Mothership Experience
January & February

The classic jungle fishing experience! There's a reason why the mighty Rio Negro is the Amazon's #1 destination for big peacock bass. Exceptional fishing, luxury single occupancy accommodations, US-made Bass Trackers, and incredible wildlife all make for an extraordinary jungle experience.

What makes this location special?

The largest black water river in the world, and the fifth-largest river by volume in the world, the Rio Negro is bigger than our minds can even comprehend. Imagine countless braids, rivers, streams, lagoons, and lakes all connected side by side. Now imagine that area being 13 miles WIDE! That's the Rio Negro. With plenty of room to explore, this watershed holds many secrets, including the coveted giant Timensis peacock bass.

Group Size:

10 - 12 Guests. 8 single-occupancy and 2 double-occupancy cabins.


The Rio da Luna - Floating Cabin Experience
September, October, November

This remarkable private fishery is exclusive to Nomadic Waters. If you are looking for consistent shots at huge Timensis peacock bass, this is the location for you. Our guests lose count of how many peacock bass they land between 65 cm and 75 cm each trip.
Characterized by small water, this river connects to countless lakes and lagoons that all hold large paca, three bar acu, butterfly, and popoca peacock bass. These are the largest butterfly peacock bass we have ever seen, with 10-pounders landed each week (on poppers!).

What makes this location special?

Three words: Consistent, clear water. The Rio da Lua has extremely consistent flows and runs clear. This makes for the perfect environment for our fish to grow fat and happy, and to spawn multiple times per season guarantees a well-balanced population of species.

Group Size:

8 Guests, double occupancy.





Book Your Trip