After a pivotal weekend of the fishing calendar, such as Easter, and which marks the explosion of silverside fishing throughout the country, we find ourselves again with another pike map with more than 240 fishing boats with different gifts. Where did the largest silversides come from, how is our maritime coastline and the present of the Cuenca del Plata.
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weekly fishing summary
Silverside fever at Easter, with the Buenos Aires lagoons exploited by fishermen after the "Silver Arrows". With changes in flows and temperatures, the pique is getting better and there are lagoons that are going through a great moment: From those close to CABA, with good yields in Adela, Chis Chis, Tablillas and Barrancas, to distant ones such as Sauce Grande, Salada Grande, Los Horcones, Cuero de Zorro and Cochicó that continue to make laurels green again. The historical ones are not far behind, the peje in full in Chasicó, Gómez and even Chascomús and Blanca Grande who came back to live.
With algae that didn't bother so much, and a sea that settled in some places, beach fishing picked up and good results were obtained in specific places. The docks paid well, and the entire northern zone, from Mar del Plata upwards, produced croakers, brotolas, sea catfish, and even huge stingrays that were outstanding in Punta Médanos, San Clemente, "La Feliz" and even in Quequén.
Little by little, the mullet is waning from inland waters, with less and less pique in rivers, canals, streams and the Mar Chiquita lagoon, perhaps the most profitable area today in terms of quality and quantity. Tarariras in frank decline in yield, the carp is the star, both with the different flour products, and for those who enjoy the fly.
The Cuenca del Plata catches thousands of fishermen who enjoy different species and types of fishing. In the north, the good fishing of surubíes and dorados continues, with a drop that increases and is more noticeable in places on the Uruguay River, such as Concordia or Concepción del Uruguay. Chafalotes in Victoria, another fishing vessel that we break down on the web. A fishing tourism hit, with many locations that could not have a great season. The silverside is expected to become active further south, as it has been doing to the south, on our river with lion-colored waters, the Rio de la Plata, which is delivering excellent quality silversides shipped off Magdalena.
With the peje firm in Cordoba's dikes and lagoons, a good time to fish for trout, both with artificial and flies in the high peaks, with rivers with good flow and a summer where the trouts were not punished because they bite very well.
Discreet fishing in the Province of Santa Fe, with a variety that is not going through a great moment, although silverside is exploiting in qualified lagoons such as La Soraida and La Picasa. It should be noted that the Government of Santa Fe established a new mechanism for commercial and sport fishing in the Paraná, maintaining fishing exclusively with return in regards to sport canyons.
Happiness for a group of missionaries who managed to capture a painted surubí of more than a meter and a half in Posadas, one of the species that does not normally occur upstream of the Yacyretá dam.
The news of dikes and reservoirs from Patagonia to Puna, with different species and fisheries.
Approaching weekend where big events that were scheduled are broken. The main piece tournament at Balneario Marisol was suspended, as was the FEMEPYL event at Club Río de la Plata and the FEPYLBA Provincial Fishing event in Tapera de López. Quick reflexes, leaders of each entity correctly postponed competitive activity, in very difficult health times for our country with the Pandemic.
Report of the surveyed fishing boats:
Buenos Aires Albufera Mar Chiquita Good pejerrey fishing put the guide Germán Rigane, accompanied by his son in the lagoon, with very good quality. Undoubtedly, the service of a good provider makes a difference with any species in this area. Contact: Fisheries San Gabriel: (0223) 156 821885. Fisheries Juan y Juan (0223) 4214421. Guides: Cristian Di Paolo (0223) 156 232017. German Rigane (0223) 5010350. Javier Ubiedo (2257) 550710 Sergio Sallago (2257) 523766. Nadir Dupuy (223) 5975495.
Buenos Aires Arroyo Azul With a harsh climate these days, fishing in the stream is complicated and refers to the capture of carp and some catfish.
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