
Rio de la Plata - The Second Trip
Due to the water conditions, for this trip we decided to chase Tararira - the wolf fish - a fish that I never caught before. We navigated through the channels of the delta, and we stopped in the first spot we fished in the previous trip. No fish bit in that spot, so soon Captain Mauricio made the decision to move further upstream. We arrived in an area where some bays with shallow water and lots of vegetation opened up on the edge of the main river. We fished there with top-water lures, with which we caught Tararira - over 10 fish. We also cast two live-bait lines in the main river, where we caught dorado. Among other things, we saw a carp lying in the sun, a rather big fish but which was not the objective of our expedition. Fishing for tararira is spectacular, and requires a certain degree of skill. But don't worry - Captain Mauricio will teach you what to do. After that, we moved again in "the middle of the river", to chase big fish. We used live bait and had many attacks, but only brought one large dorado to the boat. Indeed, the weather conditions were quite difficult, with wind and waves, and the fish's bites were not as determined and aggressive as the previous day. Overall, the second trip was a successful trip, too. Captain Mauricio is a kind person and a pleasant company, and once again, a very good guide. I highly recommend Captain Mauricio for both beginners and experienced anglers, and as I saw, he is the best guide in the area. Unlike other charters, he is not looking just for take your money, he cares for your demands and needs, and do his best to ofer you a great experience. I left Argentina with good memories thanks to Mauricio, and if I will ever come back in Buenos Aires, for sure I will contact him.


Hi Sergiu, great to hear from you! Thank you so much for your reviews. It was a pleasure having you on board and sharing your dedication and passion for fishing. It's very motivating to put an angler on the spot, putting his all into landing them. I'm also very happy that you were able to have such good fights with big dorados and, above all, that you were able to catch one of them using spinning, right in the middle of the river. In the middle of the widest river in the world, and where this type of fishing technique isn't usually used. Congratulations!!! And until our next fishing trip together. Captain Mauricio





