Fly fishing for Peacock Bass, Sardinata, Pacu, and Payara deep in the Colombian Rainforest.
Description
Welcome to the Eastern Savanna of Colombia, home to the proud Llaneros Cowboys. This biosphere boasts staggeringly beautiful tributaries of the Orinoco River, along with remarkable flora and fauna — though it’s the birdlife that truly shines here.
These tributaries were among the first in the region to receive full protective status, having been the subject of countless conservation programs and studies by local and global authorities over the years.
Thanks to a strong Catch, Care, and Release policy embraced by the sports fishing industry, the area has flourished into an amazing and diverse fishery. Its healthy tributaries and lagoons support large populations of healthy-sized peacock bass.
Getting There
Guests from the USA enjoy a convenient two-hour flight from Miami to El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá (international flights are also typically available from other regions). After clearing customs, a representative meets you and handles logistics from there.
Following an overnight stay in Bogotá, you’ll return to El Dorado the next morning for a short domestic flight to Puerto Carreño, then travel roughly two-and-a-half hours by 4×4 to the lodge.
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