Talking about fishing, after a filling breakfast, your boat will ride the 700 yards of the Estancia channel to reach the Corriente River. In no more than 10 minutes, you'll be casting your fly and perhaps even experience the unforgettable first dorado strike of the day. You’ll be able to fish along the best 20 miles of the river, and occasionally on the southernmost area of the Iberá marshes.
At midday you will be returning to the lodge for a well-deserved lunch. After that, you can relax at the lodge to stay away from the mid-day sun. You can even enjoy a traditional "siesta" (nap) that will prepare you to return to the river in the middle of the afternoon.

Towards the end of the day, you'll certainly experience the magical moment when hunting dorado schools put the entire river on fire and you can have your best chance to hook a 20-pound monster. You'll fish until darkness before returning to the lodge, where dinner will be served at your convenience. On an average day and depending on your skills, you can get up to a dozen dorado strikes. On a good day, this figure can climb up to an astonishing 20. Boating a dorado is another story – this will depend on your angling skills and strong nerves. On average, Iberá dorado will weigh 4-8 pounds but during a 5-day stay, it is very likely that you’ll have at least one strike of a monster of more than 12-15 pounds.