Sábalo (streaked prochilod) in Buenos Aires
5spots12guidespeakoct–dec
Buenos Aires has 5 spots with sábalo (streaked prochilod) listed on PESQA. Peak season is in oct–dec. Here are the spots and the guides working the area.
5spots12guidespeakoct–dec
Buenos Aires has 5 spots with sábalo (streaked prochilod) listed on PESQA. Peak season is in oct–dec. Here are the spots and the guides working the area.
Yes: October falls within the sábalo (streaked prochilod) season in Buenos Aires. The best time is oct–dec.
Peak season for sábalo (streaked prochilod) in this area is in oct–dec, though there's activity in other months depending on conditions.
PESQA lists 5 spots with sábalo (streaked prochilod) in Buenos Aires, among them Baradero, Río Salado, Rio Samborombon, San Nicolás de los Arroyos.
Yes. Most provinces require a sport-fishing license, issued by the corresponding provincial agency. Check Buenos Aires's current requirements before your trip.
PESQA lists 12 guides working spots with sábalo (streaked prochilod) in Buenos Aires, among them Costanera de Tigre, Kayak-pesca, Guia de Pesca Embarcada | Fran Arregui.
Dough, dough balls and corn on the bottom.
Bottom fishing with small hooks and plant-based bait (dough); also snag fishing in competitions. Medium gear; abundant in the Paraná, the base of the…
Fondo con masa y la clásica "pesca al garrón" (de garra) en cardúmenes; mucha captura es incidental.
Rivers and lagoons of the Litoral; schools over muddy bottoms. A migratory species.
1–4 kg
Regulada por su rol ecológico y la exportación: respetá vedas y cupos provinciales. Se recomienda la devolución. Regulations are set by each province and change every year: confirm the current one before heading out.
Besides sábalo (streaked prochilod), Buenos Aires has spots with yellow catfish, boga, brótola (red codling), common carp, black drum (corvina negra).
The scientific name of Sábalo (streaked prochilod) is Prochilodus lineatus.
