Feb, 2014: Alto Parana Lodge on the Argentina and Paraguay boarder continue to impress us with explosive fishing. Guides are figuring out the local Pacu population and the weekly catch rate for these sought after species – demure when observed and downright crazy when hooked – continues to climb impressively. Dorado, as always, are present and last week showed one of our longtime clients Mr. J.D. a few beauties to hand. The Pira Pita are similar to fishing for baby tarpon, sipping gurglers from the surface and then impressing with searing runs for cover and multiple acrobatic displays. All in all, just a good ole fashioned fun fishing trip.

By: Hank Ingram, South America Department Manager

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As son of the Frontiers founders, Mike Fitzgerald, Jr. was brought up in the outdoor travel business. He has handled a number of sporting programs for Frontiers through the years. Today as President, Mike works closely with the Senior Management Team and the department heads and is quite involved with the Southern Hemisphere freshwater programs. Mike loves to travel with his fly rods, shotguns and cameras. He is passionate about trout, salmon and conservation. He sits on the boards of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and Bonefish & Tarpon Trust.

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