The Iberá Wetlands (Spanish: Esteros del Iberá, from Guaraní ý berá: “bright water”) located in north central Corrientes Province, Argentina, is one of the most important and largest fresh water reservoirs in South America. Estimated to be 5,800 – 7,700 square miles, it is second in size only to the Pantanal in Brazil.
Gink & Gasoline´s Trout and Dorado Combo experience This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime fly fishing adventure. I have fished some amazing places but none offer the diversity, solitude and hospitality of Argentina. Floating the storied rivers of Patagonia, you get the sense of what it would have been like to be the first angler to …
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River of Gold and Mystery The Upper Parana River is home of the largest Dorados of this river system and allow us sight fishing opportunities due stable clear water conditions. It also features the spectacular addition of dry flies fishing to Pacu and Pirapita, which are 2 amazing species that add a lot of value …