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Travel · February 2, 2026

Bolivia Golden Dorado

February 2, 2026

Every intrepid angler must add Golden Dorado fishing in Bolivia to the list

There are not very many places on the planet that give a sincere opportunity to visit a truly wild place with zero human footprint. Untamed Angling’s pioneering efforts over the last two decades to explore the most unmolested corners of the planet are unmatched throughout their operations in the Amazonian Basin — but their helicopter-based program from Tsimane Lodges at Pluma Lodge in Bolivia sets the highest standard. The pure beauty, density, and vastness of the jungle is overwhelming. Cruising in a heli over the canopy at 110 knots gives the best appreciation for the endless and impenetrable nature of the environment and mind-blowing biodiversity here. Imagine crystal clear New Zealand-style trout rivers on the set of Jurassic Park or Predator! The first impression you will surely have of the Tsimane Lodges is, “how on earth did they build this here?”

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The first impression you will surely have of the Tsimane Lodges is, “how on earth did they build this here?”

Heli Program

Cruising in a heli over the canopy at 110 knots gives the best appreciation for the endless and impenetrable nature of the environment and mind-blowing biodiversity here. Imagine crystal clear New Zealand-style trout rivers on the set of Jurassic Park or Predator! The first impression you will surely have of the Tsimane Lodges is, “how on earth did they build this here?”

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