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While some countries still with the borders closed due to the rise of cases of Covid-19 some others are open, the Faraway Fly Fishing team has put an eye on our favorite destinations which are open at the moment in the Caribbean and South America. Just few hours away from the US and Europe , the caribbean is offering some …
New for our 2019 season, Faraway Fly Fishing introduces a unique opportunity to chase Payara at three different locations deep in the Colombian rainforest. Peacock Bass, Sardinata and Surubi prowl these same waters, but the ferocious Payara is undoubtedly the king predator of the river. Prime dates are between January and March, when the river is low and the Payara …
Colombia Peacock Bass Expeditions Faraway Fly Fishing, in collaboration with local indigenous tribes and outfitters, is developing a new program targeting world-record (for real!) Peacock Bass and other exotic species deep in the Colombian rainforest. These destinations are a closely-guarded secret previously known only to local anglers, and only a handful of foreign fly fishermen have ever plied these pristine …
Welcome to the Eastern Savana of beautiful Colombia, home of the proud Llaneros Cowboys. This biosphere not only boasts many staggeringly beautiful tributaries of the Orinoco river, but also plays host to some of the most amazing fauna and flora. However, once again it’s the bird life that really shines here. The tributaries in this vicinity where some of the …
Springing to life in the Tuhani mountain range and stretching over 1300 kilometers, the mighty Inírida river cuts through a remote area of the Amazon Rainforest in the Guainía region of Colombia. (This river flows through the immense pristine jungle of which has been the only proclaimed green space to receive full protective rights equal to that of a human). …
Welcome to big country and one seriously massive river, the impressive Orinoco. Boasting the title of fourth largest river in the world, the Orinoco stretches an impressive 2140 km from its source in the Prima mountain range and directly affects a watershed of over 880 000 km2, known as the Orinoquia. Under the watchful eye of the local Sikuani tribe, …
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