Our fishing season extends from July thru February, which are low-water months in the Amazon Basin when 70 to 80% of the flooded jungle dries up, concentrating peacock bass in 2 to 3% of the area they inhabit during other parts of the year. This is the best overall time to fish, but that does not mean every mile of every river is fishable then. Far from it!
Rivers in the Amazon do not dry up at the same time. In fact, there are four distinct rainfall Season-Zones across the roughly 1,000-mile swath of the Amazon where most of the good peacock bass fishing occurs. Fortunately, River Plate has exclusive rights to fish 10 rivers flowing through all four of those Season-Zones. This is a key River Plate advantage. The four Season-Zones with their respective best months can be seen in the color-coded Dry-Zone Map below.
WE SELECT THE BEST WATER LEVELS OF OUR 10 PRIVATE RIVERS WITHIN A VAST 1000-MILE WILDERNESS DIAMETER ACROSS 4-DRY ZONES