Boga in Santiago del Estero
2spots0guidespeakoct–dec
Santiago del Estero has 2 spots with boga listed on PESQA. Peak season is in oct–dec.
2spots0guidespeakoct–dec
Santiago del Estero has 2 spots with boga listed on PESQA. Peak season is in oct–dec.
Yes: October falls within the boga season in Santiago del Estero. The best time is oct–dec.
Peak season for boga in this area is in oct–dec, though there's activity in other months depending on conditions.
PESQA lists 2 spots with boga in Santiago del Estero, among them Río Dulce, Río Salado.
Yes. Most provinces require a sport-fishing license, issued by the corresponding provincial agency. Check Santiago del Estero's current requirements before your trip.
Worm, dough, cooked corn and plant-based bait.
Light-to-medium gear, small hooks and plant-based bait (dough, corn) or worm. On the bottom or floating in the rapids; a favorite in shore competitions.
Fondo y flote con carnada vegetal y lombriz, cerca de correderas y estructura de piedra. Líneas finas y anzuelos chicos por su boca pequeña.
Rapids, pools and rocky stretches of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers.
1–3 kg
Sujeta a talla mínima y cupos según la provincia. Regulations are set by each province and change every year: confirm the current one before heading out.
Besides boga, Santiago del Estero has spots with golden dorado, argentinian silverside (pejerrey), surubí (spotted catfish), trahira (tararira).
The scientific name of Boga is Megaleporinus obtusidens.
