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BRAZIL DESTINATIONS:
River Plate Outfitters Peacock Bass Kaula 1 Peacock Bass Kaula 2 Peacock Bass Mato Grosso Giant Wolfish / Multiple Species Angelic Blue Peacock Bass
River Plate Anglers / Peacock Bass
FISHING PROGRAM A normal fishing day runs from 6:30 AM until 5:00 PM. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced Brazilian guide. Usually, you will be fishing from narrow-hulled 18-foot V-hull aluminum skiff with a short-footed 15 to 40 h.p. outboard. These boats can cruise over shallow sandbars and flats and get you into places other boats cannot reach. The most exciting aspect of peacock bass fishing is its propensity for annihilating large topwater plugs or flies. When topwater activity slows, switch to a jerk bait or Jungle jig or you may downsize the large topwater baits to more traditional sized baits like we use in Florida. TRIP DURATION 9 days / 8 nights / 6 days fishing PACKAGE PRICE (2021 - 2022 SEASON RATES) ALL EXCLUSIVE RIVERS 12-angler camp - starting at $4990 per person 8-angler camp - starting at $5590 per person (double occupancy) plus roundtrip airfare to Manaus A four day fishing program is available upon request but pricing will depend on logistics DEPOSIT AMOUNT $1500 per person. May be paid with check, credit card, certified check or money order. Final payments are typically due 60 days prior to departure. TYPICAL AIRFARE Our travel agency can help with your flight arrangements. Note: airfares may change until final booking. Any changes are subject to the airlines rules and baggage restrictions. PACKAGE INCLUDES Airport transfers in Manaus and first night hotel Round-trip flights or express boat Camp accommodations Meals & beverages at camp Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat) Beer & soft drinks and bottled water while fishing NOT INCLUDED Visa fees, international airfare and airport departure taxes, fishing tackle, tips, gifts or items of a personal nature. SEASON Amazon: June - March. AVAILABLE DATES Please call us to confirm space availability or to request specific dates GETTING THERE You'll depart from Miami on your international flight to Manaus, Brazil. On arrival, you be transferred to the Hotel. The next morning you will transfer to the domestic airport and be transported by plane and/or express boat to camp. CAPACITY 8 anglers per week or 12 anglers per week, depending on your chosen camp size. ACCOMMODATIONS Two anglers share roomy safari-style floating cabins. These units are actually 12' X 15' cabins on pontoon style floats, which can be easily towed to new fishing areas, and securely beached in scenic jungle settings. Each floating cabin offers two comfortable beds, air-conditioning unit, fluorescent overhead lighting, chairs and tables. Each unit has its own bathroom facility, with sink, toilet and shower. Each camp typically accommodates 8 or 12 anglers. There is no need to overpack, as laundry service is available. MEALS Breakfasts are hearty. You'll typically take a one hour midday break to enjoy a lunch that you prepare early that morning from a variety of deli meats. Dinner is served at the camp around 7:00 PM and features a tasty array of chicken, steak or fish. SAMPLE OUTLINE ITINERARY (Subject to revision. Detailed itineraries are prepared on confirmation of reservation) Day 1: Depart Miami in early morning (Tam) or late afternoon (American Airlines or Copa Airlines). Arrive into Manaus. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight. Day 2: Fly to fishing area. Orientation. 1/2 day fishing time permitting. Overnight at camp. Days 3-8: Full fishing days. Overnight at camp. Day 9: Return to Manaus by flight and connect with your departure flight to Miami. ENTRY A valid passport with at least six months validity is required for U.S. citizens, as well as a valid Brazilian tourist visa. Passengers assume all responsibility for obtaining valid passports and visas. Visa application forms are available with Brazilian consulate. HEALTH Malaria tablets recommended. Be sure to bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Drink plenty of bottled water to keep yourself hydrated. Note: health precautions are offered here as an informational service only. See your doctor or health clinic. LANGUAGES The official language in Brazil is Portuguese. The camp host speaks English. Some of the guides have a very basic working knowledge of English with respect to fishing. Many Spanish words are similar enough to Portuguese that rudimentary communication in Spanish may be possible. Learning a few key words in the host country's language may prove beneficial and your efforts to communicate will be appreciated. WEATHER Daytime temperatures typically range from 80-100 degrees during the day, but typically cool down to the 70s in the evening. Heavy tropical downpours can occur even during the "dry season" so be sure to pack a rainsuit. Humidity in the tropics can play havoc with cameras or other electronic devices. TRIP INSURANCE We recommend you purchase trip cancellation insurance to cover any losses should you have to cancel to due to unforeseen illness or other emergency. Certain restrictions do apply. Premium rates are typically about $65 per $1,000 of coverage, and usually include some benefits for lost baggage, trip interruption, and emergency evacuation. Forms for Travel Assure may be obtained by calling our office. PACKING Our recommended packing list and other briefing materials will be furnished on receipt of your trip deposit and reservation form. CAVEAT Information in Trip Details is subject to change without notice. Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc. is not responsible for any unintentional omissions, or erroneous information which may be provided by the local operator. Kalua 1 / Peacock Bass FISHING PROGRAM A normal fishing day runs from 6:30 AM until 5:00 PM. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced Brazilian guide. Usually, you will be fishing from narrow-hulled 18-foot V-hull aluminum skiff with a short-footed 15 to 40 h.p. outboard. These boats can cruise over shallow sandbars and flats and get you into places other boats cannot reach. The most exciting aspect of peacock bass fishing is its propensity for annihilating large topwater plugs or flies. When topwater activity slows, switch to a jerk bait or Jungle jig or you may downsize the large topwater baits to more traditional sized baits like we use in Florida. TRIP DURATION 9 days / 8 nights / 6 days fishing PACKAGE PRICE (2021 - 2022 SEASON RATES) 9 days / 8 nights / 6 days fishing 14-angler camp - starting at $4790 per person (double occupancy) plus round trip airfare to Manaus DEPOSIT AMOUNT $1500 per person. May be paid with check, credit card, certified check or money order. Final payments are typically due 60 days prior to departure. TYPICAL AIRFARE Our travel agency can help with your flight arrangements. Note: airfares may change until final booking. Any changes are subject to the airlines rules and baggage restrictions. PACKAGE INCLUDES Airport transfers in Manaus and first night hotel Round-trip flights Camp accommodations Meals & beverages at camp Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat) Beer & soft drinks and bottled water while fishing NOT INCLUDED Visa fees, international airfare and airport departure taxes, fishing tackle, tips, gifts or items of a personal nature. SEASON Amazon: September-March. AVAILABLE DATES Please call us to confirm space availability or to request specific dates GETTING THERE You'll depart from Miami on your international flight to Manaus, Brazil. On arrival, you be transferred to the Hotel. The next morning you will transfer to the domestic airport and be transported by plane and/or express boat to camp. CAPACITY 14 anglers per week. ACCOMMODATIONS Two anglers per cabin. Each cabin offers two comfortable beds, air-conditioning and overhead lighting. The Kalua II typically accommodates 8 anglers. There is no need to overpack, as laundry service is available. MEALS Breakfasts are hearty. You'll typically take a one hour midday break to enjoy a lunch that you prepare early that morning from a variety of deli meats. Dinner is served at the camp around 7:00 PM and features a tasty array of chicken, steak or fish. SAMPLE OUTLINE ITINERARY (Subject to revision. Detailed itineraries are prepared on confirmation of reservation) Day 1: Depart Miami in early morning (Tam) or late afternoon (American Airlines or Copa Airlines). Arrive into Manaus. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight. Day 2: Fly to fishing area. Orientation. 1/2 day fishing, time permitting. Overnight on Kalua II. Days 3-8: Full fishing days. Overnight at camp. Day 9: Return to Manaus by flight and connect with your departure flight to Miami. ENTRY A valid passport with at least six months validity is required for U.S. citizens, as well as a valid Brazilian tourist visa. Passengers assume all responsibility for obtaining valid passports and visas. Visa application forms are available with Brazilian consulate. HEALTH Malaria tablets recommended. Be sure to bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Drink plenty of bottled water to keep yourself hydrated. Note: health precautions are offered here as an informational service only. See your doctor or health clinic. LANGUAGES The official language in Brazil is Portuguese. The camp host speaks English. Some of the guides have a very basic working knowledge of English with respect to fishing. Many Spanish words are similar enough to Portuguese that rudimentary communication in Spanish may be possible. Learning a few key words in the host country's language may prove beneficial and your efforts to communicate will be appreciated. WEATHER Daytime temperatures typically range from 80-100 degrees during the day, but typically cool down to the 70s in the evening. Heavy tropical downpours can occur even during the "dry season" so be sure to pack a rainsuit. Humidity in the tropics can play havoc with cameras or other electronic devices. TRIP INSURANCE We recommend you purchase trip cancellation insurance to cover any losses should you have to cancel to due to unforeseen illness or other emergency. Certain restrictions do apply. Premium rates are typically about $65 per $1,000 of coverage, and usually include some benefits for lost baggage, trip interruption, and emergency evacuation. Forms for Travel Assure may be obtained by calling our office. PACKING Our recommended packing list and other briefing materials will be furnished on receipt of your trip deposit and reservation form. CAVEAT Information in Trip Details is subject to change without notice. Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc. is not responsible for any unintentional omissions, or erroneous information which may be provided by the local operator. Kalua 2 / Peacock Bass FISHING PROGRAM A normal fishing day runs from 6:30 AM until 5:00 PM. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced Brazilian guide. Usually, you will be fishing from narrow-hulled 18-foot V-hull aluminum skiff with a short-footed 15 to 40 h.p. outboard. These boats can cruise over shallow sandbars and flats and get you into places other boats cannot reach. The most exciting aspect of peacock bass fishing is its propensity for annihilating large topwater plugs or flies. When topwater activity slows, switch to a jerk bait or Jungle jig or you may downsize the large topwater baits to more traditional sized baits like we use in Florida. TRIP DURATION 9 days / 8 nights / 6 days fishing PACKAGE PRICE (2021 - 2022 SEASON RATES) 9 days / 8 nights / 6 days fishing 8-angler camp - starting at $4790 per person (double occupancy) plus round trip airfare to Manaus DEPOSIT AMOUNT $1500 per person. May be paid with check, credit card, certified check or money order. Final payments are typically due 60 days prior to departure. TYPICAL AIRFARE Our travel agency can help with your flight arrangements. Note: airfares may change until final booking. Any changes are subject to the airlines rules and baggage restrictions. PACKAGE INCLUDES Airport transfers in Manaus and first night hotel Round-trip flights Camp accommodations Meals & beverages at camp Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat) Beer & soft drinks and bottled water while fishing NOT INCLUDED Visa fees, international airfare and airport departure taxes, fishing tackle, tips, gifts or items of a personal nature. SEASON Amazon: September-March. AVAILABLE DATES Please call us to confirm space availability or to request specific dates GETTING THERE You'll depart from Miami on your international flight to Manaus, Brazil. On arrival, you be transferred to the Hotel. The next morning you will transfer to the domestic airport and be transported by plane and/or express boat to camp. CAPACITY 8 anglers per week. ACCOMMODATIONS Two anglers per cabin. Each cabin offers two comfortable beds, air-conditioning and overhead lighting. The Kalua II typically accommodates 8 anglers. There is no need to overpack, as laundry service is available. MEALS Breakfasts are hearty. You'll typically take a one hour midday break to enjoy a lunch that you prepare early that morning from a variety of deli meats. Dinner is served at the camp around 7:00 PM and features a tasty array of chicken, steak or fish. SAMPLE OUTLINE ITINERARY (Subject to revision. Detailed itineraries are prepared on confirmation of reservation) Day 1: Depart Miami in early morning (Tam) or late afternoon (American Airlines or Copa Airlines). Arrive into Manaus. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight. Day 2: Fly to fishing area. Orientation. 1/2 day fishing, time permitting. Overnight on Kalua II. Days 3-8: Full fishing days. Overnight at camp. Day 9: Return to Manaus by flight and connect with your departure flight to Miami. ENTRY A valid passport with at least six months validity is required for U.S. citizens, as well as a valid Brazilian tourist visa. Passengers assume all responsibility for obtaining valid passports and visas. Visa application forms are available with Brazilian consulate. HEALTH Malaria tablets recommended. Be sure to bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Drink plenty of bottled water to keep yourself hydrated. Note: health precautions are offered here as an informational service only. See your doctor or health clinic. LANGUAGES The official language in Brazil is Portuguese. The camp host speaks English. Some of the guides have a very basic working knowledge of English with respect to fishing. Many Spanish words are similar enough to Portuguese that rudimentary communication in Spanish may be possible. Learning a few key words in the host country's language may prove beneficial and your efforts to communicate will be appreciated. WEATHER Daytime temperatures typically range from 80-100 degrees during the day, but typically cool down to the 70s in the evening. Heavy tropical downpours can occur even during the "dry season" so be sure to pack a rainsuit. Humidity in the tropics can play havoc with cameras or other electronic devices. TRIP INSURANCE We recommend you purchase trip cancellation insurance to cover any losses should you have to cancel to due to unforeseen illness or other emergency. Certain restrictions do apply. Premium rates are typically about $65 per $1,000 of coverage, and usually include some benefits for lost baggage, trip interruption, and emergency evacuation. Forms for Travel Assure may be obtained by calling our office. PACKING Our recommended packing list and other briefing materials will be furnished on receipt of your trip deposit and reservation form. CAVEAT Information in Trip Details is subject to change without notice. Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc. is not responsible for any unintentional omissions, or erroneous information which may be provided by the local operator. Mato Grosso / Multi Species FISHING PROGRAM Anglers fish two to three per boat with experienced guides. Target species are large catfish, peacock bass, corvena (freshwater drum), bicuda, payara and giant wolfish. TRIP DURATION 10 days / 9 nights / 6 days fishing PACKAGE PRICE (2021 - 2022 Rates) 10 days / 9 nights / 6 days fishing Starting at $4590 per person (double occupancy) plus international airfare to Sinop, Brazil. DEPOSIT AMOUNT $1500 per person. May be paid with check, credit card, certified check or money order. Final payments are typically due 60 days prior to departure. TYPICAL AIRFARE Our travel agency can help with your flight arrangements. Note: airfares may change until final booking. Any changes are subject to the airlines rules and baggage restrictions. PACKAGE INCLUDES Roundtrip flight: Sinop to village. Accommodations in village Meals Guided fishing (two or three anglers per boat) NOT INCLUDED International airfare to Sinop, Brazil, gratuities to guides and village staff, international departure tax, meals while in Brasilia, fees associated with obtaining passport and visa. SEASON June-October. GETTING THERE Anglers fly to Sinop and either stay in a hotel or time permitting fly directly out to the indian village, overnight. CAPACITY 6 anglers per week. ACCOMMODATIONS Anglers actually stay in the native village of about 100 inhabitants. Cots or an air mattress in small tent will be provided for the anglers. Note: It can actually get very cool at night (50's) so bring some heavier clothing to sleep in. MEALS Meals are simple but delicious and natural. They mostly consist of rice, beans, eggs, fish, chicken and fruit. Sodas and water are plentiful but there is no alcohol allowed in the village. SAMPLE OUTLINE ITINERARY (Subject to revision. Detailed itineraries are prepared on confirmation of reservation) Day 1: USA - Sinop. Overnight hotel or go directly to camp. Day 2-7: Full fishing days. Overnight village. Day 8-9: Village-Sinop-Brasilia-USA. ENTRY A valid passport with at least six months validity is required for U.S. citizens, as well as a valid Brazilian tourist visa. Passengers assume all responsibility for obtaining valid passports and visas. Visa application forms are available at the Brazilian consulate. HEALTH Malaria tablets recommended. Be sure to bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Drink plenty of bottled water to keep yourself hydrated. Note: health precautions are offered here as an informational service only. See your doctor or health clinic. LANGUAGES The official language in Brazil is Portuguese. Many Spanish words are similar enough to Portuguese that rudimentary communication in Spanish may be possible. Learning a few key words in the host country's language will prove beneficial and your efforts to communicate will be appreciated. WEATHER Daytime temperatures typically range from 80-100 degrees during the day, but typically cool down to the 60's or even the 50's in the evening. Heavy tropical downpours can occur even during the "dry season" so be sure to pack a light rainsuit. Humidity in the tropics can play havoc with cameras or other electronic devices. TRIP INSURANCE We recommend you purchase trip cancellation insurance to cover any losses should you have to cancel to due to unforeseen illness or other emergency. Certain restrictions do apply. Premium rates are typically starting at about $70 per $1,000 of coverage, and usually include some benefits for lost baggage, trip interruption, and emergency evacuation. PACKING Our recommended packing list and other briefing materials will be furnished on receipt of your trip deposit and reservation form. CAVEAT Trip details may change without notice. Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc. is not responsible for information changes or actions which may be the result of local operators. See our Terms and Conditions page for additional information. All content is copyrighted by Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc and unauthorized use of photographs, graphics or text is strictly prohibited. Angelic / Blue Peacock Bass FISHING PROGRAM A normal fishing day runs from 7:00 AM until 6:00 PM. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced local guide. Usually, you will be fishing from a 18-foot aluminum skiff with a short-footed 40 h.p. outboard. These boats can cruise over shallow flats and get you into places other boats cannot reach. The most exciting aspect of blue peacock bass fishing is its propensity for annihilating topwater plugs or flies. When topwater activity slows, switch to a jerk bait or Jungle jig in traditional sized baits like we use in Florida. TRIP DURATION 8 days / 7 nights / 5 days fishing PACKAGE PRICE (2021 Season Rates) Up to 16-anglers starting at $2750 per person (double occupancy) plus roundtrip airfare to Manaus. A four day fishing program is available upon request but pricing will depend on logistics DEPOSIT AMOUNT $1000 per person. May be paid with check, credit card, certified check or money order. Final payments are typically due 60 days prior to departure. TYPICAL AIRFARE Our travel agency can help with your flight arrangements. Note: airfares may change until final booking. Any changes are subject to the airlines rules and baggage restrictions. PACKAGE INCLUDES Airport transfers in Palmas. All hotel stays are not included. Round-trip bus/vehichle Lodge accommodations Meals, beverages & beer at lodge, wine and all liquers are not included Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat) Beer & soft drinks and bottled water while fishing NOT INCLUDED Visa fees, international airfare, domestic airfare and airport departure taxes, fishing tackle, tips, gifts or items of a personal nature. SEASON October thru June. GETTING THERE You'll depart from USA on your international flight to Palmas, Brazil. On arrival, you be transferred to the bus or hotel depending on arrival times. The day of arrival or next morning you will transfer to lodge via bus/van/car. CAPACITY 16 anglers per week. ACCOMMODATIONS Two-three anglers share room. These rooms are 12 X 20', Each room offers three comfortable beds, air-conditioning unit, overhead lighting, chairs and tables. Each unit has its own bathroom facility, with sink, toilet and shower. There is no need to overpack, as laundry service is available though I suggest marking your clothing with a perminent marker (name). MEALS Breakfasts are hearty. You'll typically take a two hour midday break under the trees at a selected location to enjoy a lunch that the guides will prepare for you. Dinner is served at the camp around 8:00 PM and features a tasty array of pasta, chicken, steak or fish. SAMPLE OUTLINE ITINERARY (Subject to revision. Detailed itineraries are prepared on confirmation of reservation) Day 1: Depart Miami or another city as many airlines can get you there (LaTam, American Airlines or Copa Airlines). Arrive into Palmas. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight. Day 2: Ride bus to lodge (about 6 hours). Orientation, set up equipment. Overnight at lodge. Days 3-7: Full fishing days. Overnight at camp. Day 8: Return to Palmas by bus and connect with your departure flight to USA or overnight in hotel. ENTRY A valid passport with at least six months validity is required for U.S. citizens. Passengers assume all responsibility for obtaining valid passports. HEALTH Malaria tablets recommended. Be sure to bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Drink plenty of bottled water to keep yourself hydrated. Note: health precautions are offered here as an informational service only. See your doctor or health clinic. LANGUAGES The official language in Brazil is Portuguese. Some of the guides have a very basic working knowledge of English with respect to fishing. Many Spanish words are similar enough to Portuguese that rudimentary communication in Spanish may be possible. Learning a few key words in the host country's language may prove beneficial and your efforts to communicate will be appreciated. WEATHER Daytime temperatures typically range from 80-100 degrees during the day, but typically cool down to the 70s in the evening. Heavy tropical downpours can occur even during the "dry season" so be sure to pack a rainsuit. Humidity in the tropics can play havoc with cameras or other electronic devices. TRIP INSURANCE We recommend you purchase trip cancellation insurance to cover any losses should you have to cancel to due to unforeseen illness or other emergency. Certain restrictions do apply. Premium rates are typically about $65 per $1,000 of coverage, and usually include some benefits for lost baggage, trip interruption, and emergency evacuation. Forms for Travel Assure may be obtained by calling our office. PACKING Our recommended packing list and other briefing materials will be furnished on receipt of your trip deposit and reservation form. CAVEAT Information in Trip Details is subject to change without notice. Worldwide Sport Fishing, Inc. is not responsible for any unintentional omissions, or erroneous information which may be provided by the local operator.      |
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