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Information Central (c) Larry Larsen Outfitter Tackle Recommendations Take the right tackle, or your trip will be less
than successful. Fishing for Peacock in South America will be "foreign" to many - pun intended. Very little similar North American experiences can prepare you for some of the thrills of the
southernmost America. Most good booking agents offer a listing of tackle recommendations for a particular species with precise information on lure/fly name or model, type, size, color, manufacturer, and even
suggested quantity.
 With such insight, the traveling angler can put together a tackle box containing the most
appropriate selection of lures for the trip. The detailed lists will also cover all types rods, reels and other equipment that are best suited for the venture. The most appropriate action or
weight and the best suited line in terms of strength, type (monofilament, braid) and even manufacturer will be noted.
A good booking agent may also offer information on
modifications that will make the lure even better for the intended fish. Replacing standard hooks with heavy-duty 3X saltwater hooks is one such move that will enhance the catch
rate on some of the more aggressive species. Also, you may need to change out smaller split rings, propellers, or other hardware on some plugs.
 The professional booking agent will also be able to recommend the best places to obtain the
right stuff. He'll have contact phone and address for the ordering sources. Some agents offer written advice on specific strategies for the fish you are after. My four books on Peacock Bass are loaded
with tackle recommendations and tactics that produce the best fishing and largest fish. Check them out!
If you are ready to go and have your fishing package booked, click here for help with domestic air tickets, hotels on your way in or out of your destination or with finding the best maps.
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