Pira Lodge, Argentina

Type

Lodge

Fishing Style

Wet Wading and Drift Boat

Season

October - April

Rate

$$

Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina
Pira Lodge, Argentina

Pira Lodge, Argentina

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Esteros del Ibera Reserve, meaning, “Bright Waters”, is one of South America’s most important freshwater lakes. Ranked the second-largest wetland in the world after the Pantanal in Brazil, it is enormous. The area encompasses more than 3 million acres of flowing, crystal clear creeks, shallows, lakes, swamps and lagoons. And Pira Lodge, in northern Argentina’s Corrientes Province, strategically places anglers in the southern tip; a habitat-rich bottleneck where the marsh and Corriente River ecosystem converge. Here, Golden Dorado is king.

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Species at Pira Lodge, Argentina

Golden Dorado
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Anglers generally leave the lodge early in the morning around 8:00 a.m. or earlier. Guests return to the lodge for a swim in the pool, lunch and drinks at around 12:30 p.m. After Lunch and a siesta boats will typically leave the dock around 4:30 p.m. returning at dusk. Fishing hours will change slightly depending on the time of year. The Ibera Marshland is a vast system of non-polluted crystal-clear creeks, flowing rivers, shallows and lakes.

Dorado exhibit predatory feeding behaviors, mostly attacking minnows, frogs, mice and other creatures that are best represented by larger than average flies and lures. Appropriate tackle is key. The standard Dorado outfit ranges from 6- to 9-weight rods—depending on conditions. You will fish both floating and sinking fly lines. Tropical rated lines are the best. The basin also offers a mix of boat- and wade-fishing opportunities. Wade fishing rarely involves wearing waders. Wet wading is the rule.

Non-fishing activities include horseback riding, bird watching and wildlife watching. The swimming pool is the perfect place for relaxing and sunbathing. Snorkeling and Night expeditions into the Marsh are also exciting options. The Ibera Marshland is almost completely unexplored and uninhabited. It is home to more than 350 species of birds (e.g parrots, southern screamers, kingfishers, ibis, herons), 85 mammal species and 70 reptile species. During your stay you will have the opportunity to see capybara, river otters, Yacare (cayman), howler monkeys and marsh deer.

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