Pluma Lodge - Week August 02 to 09, 2025:
This Week’s Fishing Report – On Fire!

What a week it has been! After a refreshing day of rain, the dorados turned into pure predators—feeding aggressively as schools of sábalos (river mullet) poured into the system. The action was nonstop, with anglers landing powerful dorados on sight-fishing setups and several impressive pacus taken on dry flies.

We were thrilled to host guests from both the United States and England, and every single angler experienced unforgettable battles and incredible moments on the water.

The bite is hot, the rivers are alive, and now is the time—fishing is absolutely on fire!


Secure Lodge - Week August 01 to 08, 2025:
This week we welcomed six wonderful guests—two from New Zealand and the rest from across the United States—who shared an unforgettable adventure in the Bolivian Amazon.

The weather stayed consistently cool, creating comfortable conditions for both anglers and fish. Dorados and yatoranas were especially active, providing steady action throughout the week. While the slightly cooler water temperatures kept the pacus less visible, we still had some spectacular encounters with massive “black plates” cruising beneath the canopy, feeding on leaves in their classic deep-pool homes.

As for golden dorados, every angler had their chance at powerful fish in both the upper and lower sections of the river. The crown jewel of the week was a stunning 22-pound female dorado landed early on—an unforgettable trophy. From explosive feeding frenzies to sight-fishing for cruisers, from covering hidden structures to stalking fish in crystal-clear headwaters that eventually flow into the Amazon, our guests experienced the full spectrum of dorado behavior.

Another week of action, challenge, and discovery at Sécure—proof that every trip here tells its own remarkable story.


Agua Negra Lodge - Week August 01 to 08, 2025:
Last week blessed us with excellent weather, low water levels, and plenty of fish activity across the rivers. Both groups had the chance to explore every stretch of our waters—including the outcamp at the Agua Negra.

Fishing conditions were outstanding. Each day brought more than 20 small to medium dorados to hand, along with several thrilling encounters with true giants. Some of those big fish gave us unforgettable battles—though the river had the last word, and they slipped away.

The Agua Negra offered exciting pacu opportunities, and while many were spotted, only one was successfully landed. Meanwhile, the Chimoro delivered consistent action with solid dorados and some impressive yatoranas, adding even more variety to the experience.

It was a week full of energy, challenges, and memorable moments.