You will never find another place like it on earth - truly a fisherman's paradise. Situated on a hill surrounded by rainforest, with the waters
of the Xingu River lapping at its base, the Xingu River Lodge is one of the world's prime angling locales for encountering peacock bass and other exotic varieties. Fish for the ferocious black piranha, the
sabre-toothed payara (cachorra), the wild dog fish (traira), not to mention the variety of species of giant catfish weighing up to 300 pounds.
Accommodations include 8 air-conditioned bedrooms all with private bath and telephone. The lodge meets the expectations of the most demanding anglers - excellent fishing opportunities, comfort and beauty.
Anglers will be taken to where the action is by experienced local guides on 21-foot aluminum boats, equipped with 25-hp outboards and electric trolling motors. See our website at www.highhookfishing.com
for a listing of all our authorized agents.
Fishing Season
Year round
No. of days in itinerary: 7
No. of days fishing: 6
Trip Fee Range
up to $3,500
Itinerary starts in:
Altamira, Brazil. International airfare not included.
Booking Contacts
Outfitter High Hook Fishing Tours (USA) 219 East 69th St., New York, NY 10021
Phone 877-595-7241; FAX 212-734-9513 Rua Barao da Torre, 571 - sala 101, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22411-003, Brazil Phone/FAX - 011-55-21-2511-8714 e-mail - info@fishinginamazon.com website - www.highhookfishing.com
Agent FishQuest! Fieldstone Marina 3375-B Highway 76 W, Hiawassee, GA 30546 USA Phone (888)891-3474; FAX (706)896-1467 e mail - questhook@aol.com
website - www.fishquest.com; www.peacock-bass.com
www.peacockbassassociation.com
You will never find another place like it on earth - truly a fisherman's paradise. Situated on a hill surrounded by rainforest, with the waters
of the Xingu River lapping at its base, the Xingu River Lodge is one of the world's prime angling locales for encountering peacock bass and other exotic varieties. Fish for the ferocious black piranha, the
sabre-toothed payara (cachorra), the wild dog fish (traira), not to mention the variety of species of giant catfish weighing up to 300 pounds.