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Contact Jim Dicken at
Jimd072@aol.com
502-636-1305
OR
Leo Madeira
203 Randy Lane
Coraopolis, PA 15108
Phone: 412-262-7990
or email him at
LeoFromRio1@yahoo.com

Great Reels for the Trip to Brazil and Lures.
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located in the Southern part of the Brazilian state
of Amazonas in between the Roosevelt and Maderinha
rivers at the bottom of the Santa Rita waterfall.
Our area of operations focuses on the observation of
birds and game fishing throughout all twelve months
of the year. Our property covers more than 8,000,000
acres of an uninhabited ecological area. Not only
are we the only permanent residents, our area is
also void of land clearing, farms, logging
factories, and other organizations assuring that all
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completely intact as the day it
was discovered. Our distance from such disturbances is
accentuated by the fact that the only means of reaching us is by
airplane from the city of Porto Velho located in the nearby
state of Acre, which is closer to us than the city of Manaus.
The Roosevelt River was named in
honor of President Theodore Roosevelt who was in the area in the
years 1913 to 1914 leading a scientific expedition sponsored by
New York's Museum of Natural History. In his book detailing his
exploration of Brazil's wilderness, President Roosevelt stated
that he set up camp on the 21st of April, 1914 on the very
location where our resort is located. The geographic coordinates
he gave of the camp are the very coordinates on which our runway
lays.
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To date, we have catalogued
approximately 500 species of birds plus countless more
still under research, not to mention 12 kinds of
primates. We offer our guests 12 different trails in
various locations where they are sure to find a large
amount of rare species of birds. Along the way our
guests also encounter a wide variety of animals that
inhabit the local area. Many times the animals are
observed eating their food from the surrounding land.
The different species of fish in the
Roosevelt river and surrounding areas are: Peacock Bass,
Trairao, Traira, Aruana, Pyara, Tambaqui, Pacu, Giant
Red Tail Catfish, Jau, Piranha, and many more.
Our resort is completely adapted to
the surrounding terrain where we see to the recycling of
all our trash and the dispensing of our sewage system
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resort includes:
- 6 lodges with the capacity to
accommodate 18 people or 6 couples. The lodges are
air conditioned, complete bathroom with hot water,
mini bar with snacks, and a balcony facing our
beautiful beach and spectacular waterfall
- Air conditioned restaurant with
panoramic view serving typical local dishes and
international cuisine along with a large breakfast
consisting of an assortment of different dishes
- Boats with experienced guides
ready to take guests on observation tours throughout
the small rivers which run within the forest
offering the opportunity to swim and relax on our
exquisite beaches
- Advanced lookout posts distant
from the resort are strategically placed so that our
guests can spend unforgettable moments within the
Amazon Rainforest
Included in the package:
- Roundtrip air fare between Porto
Velho and the resort
- Accommodations in our lodges for
two or three people
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
provided
- Water, soda, and an assortment of
fruit juices
- Boats complete with guide and
fuel for observation and tours
- Complete maid and laundry service
Not included:
- Gratuity for guides, kitchen
staff and other attendants
- Roundtrip travel from your home
city to Porto Velho
Requirements:
- Vaccinations for Malaria and
Yellow Fever
- Passport and Visa
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Meet Leo Madiera the Owner of "Go Fishing Brazil"
Contact Jim Dicken at
Jimd072@aol.com
Leo Madeira
203 Randy Lane
Coraopolis, PA 15108
Phone: 412-262-7990
or email him at
LeoFromRio1@yahoo.com
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Come on a Pantanal
Adventure in the Lower Amazon while staying in a
five-star floating hotel boat. We offer special trips
designed for couples. There are two boats to choose
from.
Juruanã II
The Juruanã 2 can accommodate up to 6
couples. Each cabin is equipped with a private bathroom,
air conditioning and surround sound.
On the upper floor, there is a
relaxing solarium and also a large room with air
conditioning. The room is divided into three areas: a
room for games with a lounge bar, a dining room, and a
living room with a 29 inch television, VCR and stereo.
Juruanã III
The Juruanã 3 can accommodate 6
couples minimum. Each cabin is equipped with a private
bathroom, air conditioning and surround sound.
This boat is unique with its relaxing
solarium on the bow, which offers a beautiful panoramic
view. This boat is also has a room for games with a
lounge bar, a dining room, and a living room with a 29
inch television, VCR and stereo.
Information about the trip:
Departure will be from Miami to Sao
Paulo Brazil with a connecting flight to Campo Grande in
the state of Mato Grosso do Sul and a commuter flight to
Corumba.
Upon our arrival a modern air
conditioned bus will take us to the boat. Once aboard we
depart towards the Bolivian border. The trip takes
approximately 20 hours.
The duration of the trip is one week
with five and a half days of fishing, ecotourism, bird
watching and safari photography.
The different species of fish in the
area are: The Grand Dourado, Pacu, Cachara, Pintado,
Jau, Traira, Cachorra, Piraputanga, Piranha, and many
species of Catfish.
We go out fishing in an aluminum boat
with a guide; two anglers per boat. Each boat is
equipped with a radio to keep in contact with each
other.
We go out all day, taking a break for
a nice hot lunch prepared by a chef, relax or take a
little siesta, and then back out until dark. We return
to a wonderful dinner followed by playing cards,
watching a movie or telling fish stories from the day.
There is also a Globalstar satellite phone aboard so you
can call back to the states.
Requirements:
- Passport and Visa are required to
enter Brazil
- You do not need any vaccinations
in the Pantanal area
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Contact Jim Dicken at
Jimd072@aol.com
502-636-1305
OR
Leo Madeira
203 Randy Lane
Coraopolis, PA 15108
Phone: 412-262-7990
or email him at
LeoFromRio1@yahoo.com
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