Current Fishing Trip Specials
Some fishing weeks are harder to fill than others due to holidays, seasonal booking patterns, or last-minute cancellations. When these opportunities arise, we offer special pricing on select trips to help anglers take advantage of available dates.
Explore our current specials below and find your next fishing adventure at an exceptional value. These offers are available on select dates and may change as availability changes.
Xingu River Independence Day Special
TWO SPOTS LEFT
June 26 – July 3, 2027 | Brazil
Celebrate Independence Day a little differently this year! Spend a week chasing payara, giant catfish, bicuda, and peacock bass on Brazil’s legendary Xingu River, then extend your adventure with a special discounted arapaima day trip on July 4th.
This is a unique opportunity to experience two incredible Amazon fishing adventures in one trip. Take advantage of our Fourth of July special and make your 2027 holiday one to remember.
Available dates: June 26 – July 3, 2027
Bonus offer: Special pricing on an arapaima day trip on July 4, 2027
Missed a Special? Get the Next One.
Our fishing specials change throughout the season as new opportunities open up. While past deals may no longer be available, they’re a great example of the savings that can come along. Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to hear about new specials, last minute deals, and opportunities to get out on the water for less.
PAST DEAL
Acute Angling offered a special Thanksgiving promotion for the Blackwater Explorer in 2026, giving anglers $1,000 off their spot.
This limited-time discount provided a great opportunity to experience an unforgettable Amazon fishing adventure at a reduced price.
PAST DEAL
Acute Angling partnered with Pastor Odali and his family to help address an urgent need for clean water in their local community. Anglers received $2,000 off their trip while helping fund a well for a widow and six neighboring families.
Acute Angling pledged $1,000 per booking toward the project, combining an incredible fishing opportunity with a meaningful impact on the community.
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Payara
The payara, often dubbed the "vampire fish," is a formidable predator native to South America's Amazon and Orinoco river systems. Renowned for its distinctive appearance and aggressive hunting tactics, the payara offers a unique experience for anglers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Physical Characteristics
The payara is easily identifiable by its elongated body and two prominent, saber-like fangs that can grow up to 6 inches. These fangs fit into sockets in the upper jaw, allowing the fish to impale its prey, primarily smaller fish.
Habitat and Behavior
Preferring deep, fast-moving waters below rapids and waterfalls, payaras are ambush predators. They lie in wait, using their sharp teeth to spear passing prey, earning them the nickname "vampire fish."
Fishing the Payara
Angling for payara is a thrilling endeavor. Anglers often use deep-diving lures, but payara are known to strike at shallow minnows, jerk baits, jigs, flies, soft plastics, and topwater baits.
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