Marlin Coulombe |
World Wide
Hunting and Fishing Escorted Group Tours |
For
those looking for monster peacock bass and a true adventure, we
have it! Brazil offers the outdoor enthusiasts both jungle adventure
and a chance at some world record size peacock bass. This 8-day
(5fishing) adventure to Brazil’s Amazon Rain Forest is aboard
a 3-deck Houseboat. This Mother Ship is fully equipped with air-conditioned
rooms, dining area, bar and open air deck on top for leisure hours.
This Amazon fishing adventure will take place 250 miles out of Manauis
in remote waters that are tributaries of the Amazon and Rio Negro
rivers, which are located in the middle of the Amazon Rain Forest. |
For the experience of a lifetime, join
Amazon Castaway Tours aboard The Santana I, for an exotic Peacock Bass
fishing trip. This 100 foot live-aboard yacht, the most modern serving
the fishing/ eco tourism industry in the Amazon, has six double suites
and two double Master Suites each with its own bath, and provides up to
sixteen fishermen with a level of service and amenities normally associated
only with luxury hotels. Aboard the yacht you don't have to forsake your
comfort to experience the legendary explosive strikes and tackle busting
power of the Amazon's native Peacock Bass.
El
Salto offers the amateur and novice
angler the opportunity to easily catch lots of fish most days without
a lot of effort. Our clients stay at Club El Salto which is on the water’s
edge on the lake. One minute from bed to boat! This beautiful little camp
is a favorite with all fishermen. It is out building camp with circular
restaurant overlooking beautiful Lake El Salto. The houses have two private
bedrooms and an adjoining shower and bath combination. You will be able
to keep up with your favorite sports team with our new Satellite TV.
Lake Comedero is a beautiful mountain lake nestled in the Sierra Madre Mountains 100 miles northeast of the seaside resort of Mazatlan.
Lake Comedero is a beautiful mountain lake nestled in the Sierra Madre Mountains 100 miles northeast of the seaside resort of Mazatlan.