May 2025
Villa María Lodge: End of Season Report 2025
As we close out the 2025 season at Villa María Lodge, it’s clear that this year was truly one for the books. The season played out differently than previous years, presenting its own set of challenges—and rewards.
Unlike last year, when we experienced abundant water levels, regular light rains, and little wind (which is a rare blessing in Río Grande!), this season began with decent water levels but very little rainfall. The river steadily dropped week after week, and wind was ever-present—often intense—right up until the end of March. Despite these conditions, we enjoyed mild temperatures throughout the summer, making for an overall comfortable experience on the water.
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Suindá Lodge: End of Season Report 2025
The 2024–2025 season brought steady, favorable water levels across much of the Paraná. Especially during November and December—traditionally high-water months—river conditions remained stable, allowing dorado and other species to spawn successfully. That’s great news for future seasons. From January through early April, the river shifted between normal and slightly low levels. These conditions made underwater …
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Kau Tapen Lodge: End of Season Report 2025
As the 2025 fishing season comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on the highs and the challenges that shaped our journey, taking with us the lessons learned and the unforgettable moments that have defined another remarkable season at Kau Tapen.
We began the season in early January with low water conditions, yet the classic January run delivered in full force, bringing the Rio Grande and Menendez rivers to life. Both rivers remained productive throughout the month, despite the low levels. The clear, low water presented a delicate challenge, calling for long leaders, small flies, and light tackle. What didn’t cooperate as well, however, was the weather. The lack of significant rainfall caused the rivers to drop drastically, forcing the fish to settle into their holding spots quicker than expected. The absence of rain gave us clear skies and calm waters, but also brought about rapid shifts in the river’s behavior.
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