It's Official
Our gem of pristine and untouched dorado habitat, the Ibera Wetlands, could not be fished during the hot summer months but is finally being refreshed with generous rainfall, and the winter months will hopefully bring the wetlands back to normality as well.
In order to offer another alternative for our guests, we accelerated the launch of our third Golden Dorado destination, Jetu’u Cabaña de Esteros. This allowed the flexibility to continue fishing two distinct destinations during our weekly combo trips, and do it from the same lodge. Going forward, we will have three destinations within easy reach to ensure the finest fishing possible.
From the Isoro Wetlands we can access a variety of intimate fishing locations: countless creeks, lagoons, and spillways that have been filtered to clear water by the vast marshlands. This system is formed from spill-over water from the middle Parana River that regularly floods over 350 square miles of interconnected channels and creeks. These smaller waters offer fishermen an opportunity to connect with higher numbers of small to medium-size dorado, as well as other species like palometas, lachas, dientudos reales, chafalotes (vampire fish). It’s an ideal environment to use a #6 weight fly rod and lighter flies to introduce first-time dorado anglers to the species … the ultimate Golden Dorado Fly Fishing School.
As we look to the future, our Golden Dorado combo trip will be able to adapt to different fishing desires with a unique combination of two destinations from three distinct watersheds. Those who prefer smaller intimate water can enjoy a combination of the Ibera and Isoro Wetlands, and those who want a shot at a trophy dorado may combine our Itati Lodge on the banks of the Parana with either of the wetlands locations. We are happy to provide you with multiple options, and look forward to introducing you to our newest destination at Jetu’u.
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