
The classic fishery of the Buenos Aires Atlantic coast and, together with the king weakfish, the most-caught species in Argentine waters.
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Be the first →Atlantic coast from Mar del Plata to Bahía San Blas; estuaries, beaches and inlets. It shows up from late September and stays all summer.
Clam, prawn, magrú and razor clam on the bottom.
Surfcasting: a long rod (3.90–4.50 m), a reel with a good drag and 0.30–0.40 mm line, a grip sinker. Bait: shrimp, clam or prawn. Best fishing with tidal movement.
Surfcasting de playa (lances largos) y embarcado de fondo; también de escollera. Líneas con dos anzuelos y plomada de agarre.
Closed seasons, minimum size and bag limits for whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) are set by each province and change every year. The current rule is on each spot's page: confirm it before heading out.
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Yes, and it is the best moment: October is the peak for whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) (oct–jan). Before heading out, check the fishing rule for the spot: closed seasons are set by each province.
The best time for whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) is oct–jan. Check each place's page for the bite calendar and to respect current closed seasons.
Some of the best places to fish whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) are Bahía San Blas, Mar del Plata (costa), Necochea / Río Quequén, San Clemente del Tuyú. On PESQA you get the map, access info, seasons and verified guides for each one.
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The classic fishery of the Buenos Aires Atlantic coast and, together with the king weakfish, the most-caught species in Argentine waters. From the beach, a jetty or a boat, its steady bite in spring and summer makes it the surfcasting favorite.
PESQA lists spots with whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) in Buenos Aires.
Clam, prawn, magrú and razor clam on the bottom.
Surfcasting: a long rod 3.90–4.50 m , a reel with a good drag and 0.30–0.40 mm line, a grip sinker. Bait: shrimp, clam or prawn. Best fishing with tidal movement.
Surfcasting de playa lances largos y embarcado de fondo; también de escollera. Líneas con dos anzuelos y plomada de agarre.
PESQA lists 9 guides working spots with whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia), among them Lobo de Mar, Carloto Pesca Excursiones, Don Pedro Pesca Embarcada. Each has a page with services, area and contact details.
Atlantic coast from Mar del Plata to Bahía San Blas; estuaries, beaches and inlets. It shows up from late September and stays all summer.
Closed seasons, minimum size and bag limits for whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) are set by each province and change every year. The current rule is on each spot's page: confirm it before heading out.
0,5–5 kg
The classic fishery of the Buenos Aires Atlantic coast and, together with the king weakfish, the most-caught species in Argentine waters. From the beach, a jetty or a boat, its steady bite in spring and summer makes it the surfcasting favorite.
Whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) is a saltwater species: the sea and the Atlantic coast.
Outside oct–jan the bite for whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) slows down. The weakest months are apr–aug.
The scientific name of Whitemouth croaker (corvina rubia) is Micropogonias furnieri.