

Pejerrey (Silverside) Fishing
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Top nearest Pejerrey (Silverside) fishing charters
- Angler's ChoiceLos Cristianos, Canary Islands3 Hour Trip – Shared (AM):US $302
El Río Corralejo Fishing
Corralejo, Canary IslandsHalf Day Trip – Shared:US $168- Angler's Choice
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Villa Basilio Nievas, ArgentinaHalf Day Trip (AM):US $300Javier Vila
Rincón De Milberg, ArgentinaFull Day Trip:US $600Time Of Fishing - Piriapolis
Piriápolis, UruguayHalf Day Trip - Inshore:US $750Time Of Fishing - Punta Del Este
Punta Del Este, UruguayHalf Day Trip - Inshore:US $850
Featured Pejerrey (Silverside) fishing charters
- Angler's ChoiceSUNSET (private)



+6This is a trip designed for a special time of day, when fish activity peaks as the sun begins to set—a feast for the eyes as you watch the sunset while experiencing incredible bites. There's also the opportunity to try your hand at night fishing.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 5 peopleUS $279 - Half Day Trip – Private



+7Private Bottom or Live Bait Fishing Trip – enjoy a more exclusive experience with our private fishing excursion. Afternoon sessions are also available upon request. • Duration: 5 hours • Time: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM • Extendable excursion • Afternoon session: upon request • Maximum capacity: 8 people • Includes drinks and sandwiches • Includes premium fishing equipment and baitInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 8 peopleUS $670 - Fishing in the delta
Come and enjoy a day of fishing in Buenos AiresPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $800
About Pejerrey (Silverside) fishing
Pejerrey, also called Silverside, is a sleek, schooling fish loved for quick action and tasty fillets. It bites readily and fights above its size, which makes Pejerrey (Silverside) fishing fun for beginners and experts. These fish often gather in large numbers, so the bite can stay steady once you find them.
Most anglers use light tackle. Ultralight spinning rods, small reels, and 4–8 lb line work well. Try small hooks, fine leaders, and delicate presentations. Natural baits like shrimp pieces, worms, or small minnows produce fast strikes. Tiny jigs and spoons also catch fish. Fly fishing with small streamers can be very effective when schools feed near the surface.
Expect a relaxed, hands-on trip with lots of bites. Pejerrey often feed inshore along beaches, jetties, estuaries, and piers, especially where current brings bait. The action suits families, kids, and anyone who enjoys steady catching over trophy hunting. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot schools, a hat, sunscreen, and layers for wind and spray. A small cooler and ice help keep your catch fresh if regulations allow harvest. Many anglers enjoy simple pan-fried fillets after the trip.
Rules vary by location. Always check local license or permit needs before you go. Review any open seasons, harvest allowances, and gear restrictions. If you book a charter, your captain can explain current regulations and cleaning options. When in doubt, practice catch and release and handle fish gently.
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Pejerrey, also called Silverside, is a sleek, schooling fish loved for quick action and tasty fillets. It bites readily and fights above its size, which makes Pejerrey (Silverside) fishing fun for beginners and experts. These fish often gather in large numbers, so the bite can stay steady once you find them.
Most anglers use light tackle. Ultralight spinning rods, small reels, and 4–8 lb line work well. Try small hooks, fine leaders, and delicate presentations. Natural baits like shrimp pieces, worms, or small minnows produce fast strikes. Tiny jigs and spoons also catch fish. Fly fishing with small streamers can be very effective when schools feed near the surface.
Expect a relaxed, hands-on trip with lots of bites. Pejerrey often feed inshore along beaches, jetties, estuaries, and piers, especially where current brings bait. The action suits families, kids, and anyone who enjoys steady catching over trophy hunting. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot schools, a hat, sunscreen, and layers for wind and spray. A small cooler and ice help keep your catch fresh if regulations allow harvest. Many anglers enjoy simple pan-fried fillets after the trip.
Rules vary by location. Always check local license or permit needs before you go. Review any open seasons, harvest allowances, and gear restrictions. If you book a charter, your captain can explain current regulations and cleaning options. When in doubt, practice catch and release and handle fish gently.










