Amazing opportunity to fish a prime week at AURELIA LODGE with a 50% discount! Absolute prime week for this part of the Rio Grande and a deal not to be missed if you’re an avid sea trout angler. This deal can only be found with FishTravel.
The week is the 23rd February – 1st March 2024, which is as prime as it gets for the middle reaches of the Rio Grande.
Cost of the week is US$3,495 (around £2,820) per rod, which is a 50% discount on the normal rate of US$6990. Just four rods per week, each getting a single room as standard. All-inclusive at the lodge, with the rate including your fishing licence cost. In addition, transfers to / from Rio Grande are included, and the fishing is two anglers per guide.
Amazing experience and opportunity. All four rods available due a deposit paid cancellation. Priority will be given to intact party bookings. First come, first served.
If you would like to make an enquiry, or would like to make a booking, please contact Steffan Jones at info@fishtravel.co.uk
 WHY TRAVEL TO SOUTH AMERICA FOR SEA TROUT?
- The average weight of Rio Grande sea trout over a season is around 9 lbs with 1 in 5 being over 15 lbs and 1 in 50 will tip the scales between 20-25 lbs!
- Fishing pressure has actually decreased on the river over the last decade; this is due to the lodges lowering the amount of rods they accept on a weekly basis, which means less fishing pressure on the whole.
- The run of sea trout in the Rio Grande is estimated at between 50,000-75,000. In fact, during the last study in 2008 it was estimated at closer to 85,000!
- Catch expectancy is around 2 – 4 landed sea trout per rod per day. This does not include lost fish and most lodges do not count fish under 6 lbs. This works out at 12-24 sea trout per rod over a six day fishing period, but some anglers will catch almost double that, as was the case in the 2017 season, for example.
- Sea trout in the Rio Grande are on average 17% heavier compared with sea trout from elsewhere of the same length. They are also on average 14-21% heavier than Atlantic salmon of the same length.
Looking to explore other options along the river? Make sure to check the FishTravel guide HERE.
There’s also a brochure to be found HERE.
If you would like to make an enquiry, or would like to make a booking, please contact Steffan Jones at info@fishtravel.co.uk
