Suinda Lodge, Argentina

Type

Lodge

Fishing Style

Sightfishing and Drift Boat

Season

January - end of May

Rate

$$$

Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina
Suinda Lodge, Argentina

Suinda Lodge, Argentina

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Suinda Lodge is a newly built dorado-fishing camp is located near the town of Itatí, in the province of Corrientes. Stilted living quarters are perched on a high bluff and set an additional nine feet above ground, offering soaring views of the sprawling river and its natural surroundings. The eco-property includes three spacious, two-bedroom “cabañas”, with private bathrooms. Wooden footbridges conveniently connect each room to the main dining hall. From there, it’s a short walk to the water, where you’ll spend your days exploring the Paraná’s most productive, structurerich sections for monster dorado.

The river here marks the border between Argentina and Paraguay. This section of the Paraná flows clear along beautiful fishy banks, sandbars, rocks and islands that create deltas and smaller “riachos” (streams).

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Species at Suinda Lodge, Argentina

Dorado
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Pacu
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Dorado are one of the most exciting and complete gamefish you’ll find anywhere. By complete we mean a perfect mixture of characteristics we appreciate as anglers: beauty and ferocity, acrobatic ability, complex behavior, and a little mystery. Although dorado exist only in South America, their environments are diverse— big rivers to small streams, freestones to tailwaters, jungle marshes to river deltas. The clear upper Parana River, where Suindá lodge is located, is legendary for dorado. Being one of the main arteries of an intricate basin, it produces good numbers of larger fish. That said, these fish are tricky, moody, smart, and sensitive. But prepare to be rewarded for the challenge with thrilling, adrenaline laced fishing. In addition to dorado, this region of the Upper Paraná also boasts two other great freshwater game species: pirá pita (Brycon Orbignyanus) and pacú (Colossoma Mitrei).

Dorado are one of the most exiting species anglers can catch on a fly.

One of the best sections of the Paraná River to catch pira pitá and pacú on dry flies.

Good sight-fishing opportunities for all three species.

Tackle: 7- to 9-weight outfits for dorado and pacú; 5- to 6-weight outfits for pira pitá. All with tropical floating fly lines.

Flies: 4- to 6-inch streamers tied on 2/0 to 4/0 hooks, include a few mice imitations; bulky floating attractors tied in 1/0 hooks and some weighted deer hair fruit imitations tied on 1/0 for pira pitá and 2/0 for pacú.

Fishing schedule: two fishing sessions a day, coming back to the lodge for lunch and siesta. Fishing times can vary depending on season and climate. The best guides and equipment.

This is a strictly catch-and-release program.

Dorado
The Dorado (salminus brasiliensis) is an aggressive, acrobatic fish. It can be found near confluences, on edges of eddies, riffles, sharp bends in the current, and close to overhanging carpets of water hyacinth. It can be fished in narrow runs, on skinny water, large fish are hooked in a multitude of differing locations in the river.

Pira Pita
There are two species we target: Brycon Orbignianus and the commonly named in Brazil Piraputanga. Both are, pound for pound, two of the most combative freshwater species. Plus, they take surface flies.

Pacu
Incredibly strong and complex, this omnivorous round shaped fish can provide sight-casting opportunities and great dry-fly action. Not only that, they can get big: 15+ pounders have been caught.

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