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Tarpon - Rio Indio Lodge - Nicaragua
Perhaps the most impressive lodge in Latin America.
No expense was spared in it's construction and the
result is nothing short of spectacular. The
main lodge is huge, with high beamed ceilings,
exceptional use of local hardwoods, and an
tremendous number of small touches that clearly make
this a special spot. A large screen,
satellite TV graces the adjacent bar. The large,
professional kitchen would be the envy of most
cooks, and Rio Indio's professional chef produces
memorable meals each day.
Equally inviting guest rooms all feature two queen
beds, two overhead fans, a huge bathroom with walk
in shower, tiled porch and lots of other extras.
Covered walkways connect all the buildings. Beautiful grounds, dotted with a huge assortment of
local plants and trees, have been created so the
lodge is complimented by its lush surroundings. At days end, enjoy a dip in the lodge's unique,
riverside pool.
Fishing these unspoiled waters brings plenty of
excitement and satisfaction. Venture out into
the nearby Caribbean for tarpon, which run 50 to 80
pounds on average. When conditions are right,
it's not uncommon to run into schools of 25 to 50
active, aggressive fish. Snook prowl the river
mouths as well as the nearby Rio Indio and
tributaries. For the freshwater angler, there's tons
of opportunities for great fun with a trio of local
exotic. Machaca, Mojarra and Guapote are like our
bass and bluegill, only larger and stronger. They
slam a wide array of bass type lures, from crankbaits and jigs to spinnerbaits and topwaters,
plus love to attack a fly rod popper. Guides grew up
in the region and know the many hidden lagoons as
well as the main river.
Rio Indio is also the perfect spot for guests
interested in eco-tourist types of activities.
Specialized paths have been created around the lodge
to allow guests easy viewing of the regions many
species of birds, while comfortable boats take
guests throughout the local rivers and lagoons to
observe abundant wildlife, birds and butterflies
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Details
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Species: |
Tarpon, Snook, Machaca, Mojarra and Guapote |
| Rates: |
$1750 for 4 nights, 3 days fishing, other packages available
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| Season: |
Year round |
Rates
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First night hotel accommodations in San Jose, round trip charter to the lodge, all meals, accommodations, house liquors and guided fishing. |
Not
Included: |
Airfare to San Jose, meals in San Jose, tackle rental, tips, personal purchases, license and departure taxes. |
Prices subject to change.
Rates per person, based on double occupancy. |
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