The “Side B” of Golden Dorado Fishing
Even if golden dorado didn’t inhabit the Parana River, it would still be worth making the trip just to fish for the omnivorous species that also call this diverse river home.
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Even if golden dorado didn’t inhabit the Parana River, it would still be worth making the trip just to fish for the omnivorous species that also call this diverse river home.
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Finding myself in places where every step has the feeling that no other angler has fished here before is truly unique.
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La Alondra ‘i has become the top destination for international anglers wanting to pursue Dorado with surface fly patterns.
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Plastic pollution is choking our rivers and oceans around the world.
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Chochoy Mallin is truly the last frontier of fly fishing in Patagonia. The area is breathtakingly beautiful and features many picturesque streams to walk and wade.
Imagine how restless you would feel if for five months of the year, all fishing near you was closed due to government regulations.
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Our exploration discovered a path to virgin waters where no other anglers have reached before – a truly unspoiled fishery.
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I’m a ruined fly angler. I have been lucky enough to chase all kinds of different species of fish on the fly, and I didn’t think I could become even more addicted. That is, until I started fishing for Golden Dorado.
…It is truly spectacular to witness rainbows and browns feed very aggressively, splash and break the surface to attack these minnows at strategic places of the river. The strength and power of these trout after feeding for a while on minnows is mind-blowing…
This comparison will help you better understand the dorado’s behavior and the methods we use to catch them.