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Monday, Oct 12, 2026
A world-class fly fishing lodge on the Agua Boa River in Roraima, 200 miles northwest of Manaus. The Amazon’s only fly-fishing-only, single-barbless-hook, catch-and-release fishery. Seven air-conditioned bungalows, pool with swim-up bar, and exclusive rights to 70 miles of clear-water river. Primarily for anglers — non-angling activities are virtually non-existent.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
The smallest and most intimate of the Tsimane lodges, accommodating only 4 anglers. Focuses on the middle Sécure River and the Agua Negra tributary. Known for exceptional sight-fishing opportunities in clear, shallow waters. Outcamp option available.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
A 10-guest luxury fishing lodge on the Iriri River inside the Menkragnoti Indigenous Territory, 550 miles southeast of Manaus. Operated in partnership with the Kayapó people. World-class multi-species fly fishing, private chef, and genuine cultural immersion with one of the Amazon’s most powerful indigenous nations. Access by private charter only.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
The flagship lodge of the Tsimane operation in Bolivia’s Isiboro Sécure National Park, perched on a cliff above the Pluma River. Access to four rivers including the Itirizama, known as the ‘jewel in the crown.’ Max 14 anglers per week. Heli-fishing program available.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
A luxury liveaboard fishing operation on the Rio Marié in the upper Rio Negro basin, known as the ‘River of Giants.’ World-record peacock bass territory, 500 miles of catch-and-release water, 8 suites aboard the solar-powered Untamed Amazon vessel, and an equitable partnership with 14 Indigenous communities.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
A 6-angler lodge on the Sécure River in Bolivia’s TIPNIS, known for the best pacu fishing in the Tsimane operation and a high density of dorado. Access to the upper and middle Sécure plus the Maniquicito and Ashahana tributaries. A great option for anglers who prefer drift-style days with less hiking.
Thursday, Oct 8, 2026
A 4-cabin fishing lodge on the Xingu River inside the Kayapó Indigenous Territory, operated in partnership with the Kayapó people. Maximum 8 anglers. World-class multi-species fishing for payara, peacock bass, wolfish, and more. Access by private charter from Manaus. Cultural immersion with the Kayapó is central to the experience.