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  1. CanoeGuy

    Bolivia

    All in - flights, lodge, tips, insurance,... about $11.5k. That is just for the fishing part. Jim set up Refugio. I think he said it was $300 a night. The last place I went in Alaska was Grosvenor Lodge - very cool trip but not even in the same league as Pluma. A quick search suggests...
  2. CanoeGuy

    Bolivia

    Day 4 was the middle section of the Pluma – above the lodge. Saw a cool spider and coral snake at the first stop. Both were dead - someone had smashed the snake's head so it wasn’t much of a threat. The most memorable part of the day was my biggest fish of the trip. As I started writing, I...
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  18. CanoeGuy

    Bolivia

    There are 5 main beats (non heli program) plus a 6th that is a longer walk before the fishing starts. Most end up repeating a beat instead of making the jungle hike. The two beats below the lodge are fished from the motorized canoes. The one directly above the lodge is mostly walking with a...
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