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The mighty Golden Dorado River Cruiser gracefully navigates along the Paraná, its movements dictated by the ever-changing conditions of the water and the promise of bountiful fishing spots. Each day of the trip brings new discoveries and stunning views of the surrounding landscape, with the boat providing a luxurious vantage point to take it all in.
But for an added dose of excitement and delight, depending on the weather, guests may be treated to meals on land at carefully selected locations. Whether it's a serene sandbar, a lush forest clearing, or a secluded island, every dining experience promises to be unforgettable. And while guests explore these picturesque settings, the Mother Ship remains stationed at prime fishing spots, easily accessible via transfer boats. The majestic Golden Dorado River Cruiser, with its sleek, gleaming exterior and state-of-the-art amenities, is the ultimate addition to any of our thrilling Argentine Fly fishing adventure packages. Don't miss out on this highly sought after option - be sure to inquire about it today! With comfortable seating and panoramic views of the stunning river landscape, this luxurious cruise will take your fishing experience to a whole new level. Discover the tranquility and beauty of the river as you cast your line and reel in the prized Golden Dorado. Make your trip even more memorable with this popular add-on option. |
Destination FactsLocation: Entre Rios, Argentina
Season: Year round Capacity: 8 Anglers Target Species: Golden Dorado Closest Major Air Hub: Buenos Aires, Argentina (Ministro Pistarini International Airport – EZE) Documents Required: Valid passport. No visa required for citizens of most countries |
Accommodations For the duration of your stay, you will be luxuriously accommodated aboard our spacious two-engine Mother Ship. Gaze upon the stunning views from one of four cozy double bedrooms, each equipped with a modern en-suite bathroom for ultimate relaxation and convenience. Rest assured in cool comfort thanks to individual air conditioning units in every room. And when it's time to unwind, take advantage of our telephone services, or indulge in some entertainment on the flat screen TV, complete with access to a wide selection of movies and television shows. Stay connected with high-speed internet available throughout the ship as well. This is truly a home away from home for any adventure seeker.
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Indulge in exquisite meals prepared under the meticulous eye of our exclusive Chef, using only the freshest ingredients and traditional techniques. These culinary masterpieces are expertly paired with distinguished and high-class wines from Argentina, carefully curated by the owners themselves who take great pride in their selection. Every sip and every bite is a true celebration of Argentinean flavors and hospitality.
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Are You Ready To Book?Click to embark on a journey of a lifetime aboard our luxurious Golden Dorado River Cruiser!
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The gleaming Golden Dorado, known by its scientific name Salminus maxillosus or Salminus brasiliensis, is a majestic river fish that thrives in the waters of South America. Despite sharing its name with unrelated species such as salmon and saltwater dorado, this powerful predator stands out on its own.
Dorados are fierce piscivores, with a diverse appetite for various types of prey fish. One of their preferred delicacies is the sabalo, a schooling fish typically weighing between 1 to 4 kg. Their exceptional taste and impressive fighting ability make them highly sought-after by anglers from all corners of the world. However, catching a dorado is no easy feat, as their aggressive nature, acrobatic leaps and relentless strength create a competitive market for angling enthusiasts.
The Golden Dorado, also known as the River Tiger (Salminus brasiliensis), has quickly become one of the most prized freshwater sport fish species in the world. This migratory gamefish is constantly on the prowl for baitfish to ravage, making them vulnerable to both lure and fly anglers alike.
With its scientific name paying tribute to its trout-like appearance and the country where it was first discovered - the Parana River basin - the dorado's common name "Dorado" translates to "golden" in Spanish.
In terms of physical features, the dorado resembles a salmon with its golden body, black stripes, and scalloped tail. But don't be fooled by its graceful appearance - this fish can grow over 50lbs and boasts a massive head filled with small yet sharp teeth. Often seen in groups, hunting down schools of sabalos and other baitfish, the dorado never strays beyond the river mouth into open seas and continues to thrive even after spawning.
What sets the dorado apart is not only its formidable jaws capable of shredding plastic lures and wooden lures alike, but also its impressive aerial displays reminiscent of saltwater acrobatic species. As anglers reel in their catch, they can expect drag-screeching runs and bursts of energy that make for an unforgettable battle between man and fish.
Dorados are fierce piscivores, with a diverse appetite for various types of prey fish. One of their preferred delicacies is the sabalo, a schooling fish typically weighing between 1 to 4 kg. Their exceptional taste and impressive fighting ability make them highly sought-after by anglers from all corners of the world. However, catching a dorado is no easy feat, as their aggressive nature, acrobatic leaps and relentless strength create a competitive market for angling enthusiasts.
The Golden Dorado, also known as the River Tiger (Salminus brasiliensis), has quickly become one of the most prized freshwater sport fish species in the world. This migratory gamefish is constantly on the prowl for baitfish to ravage, making them vulnerable to both lure and fly anglers alike.
With its scientific name paying tribute to its trout-like appearance and the country where it was first discovered - the Parana River basin - the dorado's common name "Dorado" translates to "golden" in Spanish.
In terms of physical features, the dorado resembles a salmon with its golden body, black stripes, and scalloped tail. But don't be fooled by its graceful appearance - this fish can grow over 50lbs and boasts a massive head filled with small yet sharp teeth. Often seen in groups, hunting down schools of sabalos and other baitfish, the dorado never strays beyond the river mouth into open seas and continues to thrive even after spawning.
What sets the dorado apart is not only its formidable jaws capable of shredding plastic lures and wooden lures alike, but also its impressive aerial displays reminiscent of saltwater acrobatic species. As anglers reel in their catch, they can expect drag-screeching runs and bursts of energy that make for an unforgettable battle between man and fish.
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