Itatí is located in the Corrientes Province, in the east bank of the Paraná river, it is a small and quiet town where lives our guide in the area Peto Dalle Nogare.

The Paraná river is among the biggest and longest rivers in the world. This amazing river holds in its waters the beautiful and powerful Dorado, the tiger of the river, Argentina national fish.

And it also holds other species of high sporting value which take the fly, as the Pira Pitá and the Pacú.

The fishing environment is that of a big river where the shorelines with big trees, branches and fallen logs, or the stone banks are the favorite places. The photo camera is without any doubt your fishing companion.

The fishing day usually starts early in the morning, lunch is served at the river bank, and last until dusk. Open and fast boats will move you where the fish are feeding. Most of the time you will be fishing from the boat, casting to the shoreline, the runs or the big submerged rocks.

Our head guide in the area is Peto, a living legend of the big river, where he has lived, explored and fished since he was 18 years old. MORE>>