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By Under The Influencer – Guest Writer Under The Influencer has fished with Frontiers (67 trips) and other agencies extensively for the past 15 years including Russia, Iceland, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Venezuela, the Seychelles (multiple atolls), Norway, Guatemala, Oman, Tanzania, Costa Rica, Canada, South Africa, Colombia, Greenland amongst others. With this being my fourth visit in the last 20 …
The reasons that get us onto that British Airways flight south to Argentina during the first three months of the year are three-fold. The sea trout of Tierra del Fuego (TDF), the doves of Cordoba and the giant rainbows of Lago Strobel out of Laguna Verde Lodge. TDF is a week’s stay, Cordoba is three or four days and Laguna …
Pluma Camp – Tsimane – Bolivia It was meant to be the dry season and, at this time of year, the dorado run these rivers, the Secure, Pluma and Itirizama following the run of sabalo, an algae eating silver, almost roach-looking fish, from 1 to 3 lbs in size on average. They run in big numbers and populate the shallows …
The immigration and customs documents were typical, tiny boxes in which to write especially for someone with my name, so much so it rendered them so tiny they seemed pointless. Arrival was very easy, not too many people, no queues, and through I went. The immigration documents are like the old US green documents for Brits and Australians where they …