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Rio Tapera Safari Camp

2009 / 2010 Trips
           
Peacock Bass Trips 
Blackwater Explorer Yacht
BWE - Igapo Acu  - Fall 2009 
Rio Negro Basin - Winter 2010
Special Yacht Trips
 
 
Floating Bungalow Camps
NEW! "Express"Trip - Fall 2009
Rio Tapera Winter 2010
River Plate Trips - 2009 / 2010
 
 
Air-Conditioned Lodge
Macaroca Lodge  - Coming soon
 
 
Exotic Species
Rio Pacu Variety - NEW  for '09
Rio Travessao
 - 2010
Golden Dorado
 
 
Costa Rica Trips
Rio Parismina  - Tarpon
Crocodile Bay
- Blue Water
 
  
A Fly Fisherman's Dream River 
Comfortable Foating Bungalow Camp
  • Exploratory Trips
  • New Water Daily
  • Very Remote and Isolated
  • Mobile Floating Bungalows
  • Rio Negro Tributaries
  • Black Water
Trophy Peacock Bass


Although our focus is first and foremost on the absolute best in angling quality,  we accompany the great fishing with great service, air- conditioned comfort, delicious food and fascinating side trips. 
Clear Blackwater Fishery
Winter 2009 Fly-in - RioTapera

Plan Ahead - This trips fills up quickly.  Beautiful white sand beaches with "Jurassic Park" surrounding jungle.  Very clear black water.  Great for fly fishermen and plug casters alike. 


Cessna Caravan floatplane
Fantastic daily catch averages (25 - 50 or more peacocks per day) with an average size of about 6 pounds.  Tapera River trips have furnished some of the best peacock fishing in the Amazon.  This river provides great numbers, huge fish and the most beautiful scenery outside of paradise.  We've hosted groups of 8 anglers each, that caught over 2,200 peacocks for the week (an average of 275 fish per angler!), with several peacocks weighing over 22-lbs.
 

Peacock Bass - Winter 2010 - Fly-in Safari Camp Trips - Tapera River:
Charter Departure from Manaus, Brazil
Charter Return to Manaus, Brazil
TRIP DESCRIPTION
HOST
FISH
COUNTRY



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Group 1 - January 29, 2009
February 7th, 2009
"Fly-in Peacock Bass" on the Tapera River - Northern Amazon River Tributary - Black Water.
Paul Reiss or
Leandro Noritomi
Peacock Bass
Brazil
 
6+ Days Fishing  -  $4850
- Open - 






Group 2 - February 7th, 2009
February 14th, 2009
"Fly-in Peacock Bass" on the Tapera River - Northern Amazon River Tributary - Black Water.
Paul Reiss or
Leandro Noritomi
Peacock Bass
Brazil
 
6+ Days Fishing  -  $4850
- Open - 
 


Winter 2010  -  Rio Tapera Sample Itinerary

Day 1 Depart US via International flight.
Day 2 Depart Manaus, Brazil.  Transfer to  domestic airport for chartered flight to airstrip or water landing nearest the fishery.  Arrive on the yacht and enjoy lunch.  Relax in the afternoon or tell your guide you want to rush right out for an extra half day of fishing. 
Day 3
through
Day 8
Six full days of fishing.  A normal angling day begins with a 5:30 AM wake up call followed by breakfast at 6:00 AM.  Your guide will be ready to depart as early as 6:30 AM, although you can remain on board at your leisure.  Pack a boxed lunch and relax or take a midday snooze in a hammock on the riverbank.  Return to camp by dusk for appetizers, cocktails and bragging, followed by a delicious dinner.  Depending on our location, anglers may also enjoy village visits, jungle walks, spotlighting excursions or catfishing.
Day 9 Transfer back to Manaus via charter flight.  Relax at the Tropical Hotel or book a city tour, shop or enjoy great Brazilian restaurants.   Catch your flight back to the US or overnight in Manaus, depending on carrier selected.
These are sample arrangements for these trips - Due to carriers and conditions, variations can occur.


 If you have any questions, please feel free to call us, toll-free or E-mail us.
 Thanks for fishing with Acute Angling!
Paul Reiss:  - (866) 832-2987 - E-Mail Paul Reiss
Garry Reiss - (866) 431-1668 - E-Mail Garry Reiss

We are pleased to be able to arrange trips to the right place at the right time, anywhere in the world, with the most reputable, professional outfitters.  References are available upon request.

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