Local knowledge. A deeper connection.
Our indigenous bogas—boat captains—know the river and its fishing grounds intimately. Days on the water are guided by their experience and your pursuit of the next great fish.
BÀKU LODGE / THE FISHING
Peacock bass fishing
in Colombia.
Six full days. Extraordinary water. Every reason to make one more cast.
A CLOSER LOOK
Read the water.
Feel the possibility.
The Caño Bocón is home to the peacock bass that bring anglers to Colombia from around the world. Through our partnership with the indigenous Bachaco tribe, guests fish 30 linear miles of exclusive water, including secluded lagoons.
A rhythm built around the river.
Breakfast, then out to fish. Back to the lodge for lunch and a rest. An afternoon on the water until sunset, with dinner and stories waiting when you return.
Make the trip your own.
Bring your fishing friends. Groups of eight can enjoy full lodge exclusivity. Ask us about equipment, techniques, seasonal conditions, and the right dates for your group.
YOUR TIME ON THE WATER
Peacock bass.
A river of possibilities.
Where do we fish for peacock bass?
Our guided fishing takes place on Caño Bocón in Guainía, eastern Colombia. Through Bàku’s partnership with the indigenous Bachaco tribe, guests have access to 30 linear miles of exclusive water, including secluded lagoons.
How many days of fishing are included?
The nine-day itinerary includes six full days of guided peacock bass fishing. Morning and afternoon sessions are separated by lunch and a rest at the lodge. See the trip itinerary
Where do we stay between days on the river?
Bàku is a small fishing lodge with fully constructed rooms, local cuisine, power, and WiFi. Groups of eight can enjoy the lodge exclusively. Explore the lodge
Every catch,
a story.
Golden flanks. Broad smiles. A few of the moments our anglers brought back from the river.
BEFORE YOU GO
A few things
you might be wondering.
Can we have the lodge to ourselves?
Yes. Bàku offers full lodge exclusivity for groups of eight. Contact us to discuss dates and your group.
When should we come, and what does it cost?
Ask the team for current season dates, availability, rates, and a written outline of what is included before making travel arrangements.
What equipment should we bring?
Request the current packing and tackle recommendations when planning your trip so you can prepare for your dates and preferred fishing style.
YOUR NEXT GREAT STORY STARTS HERE.