Fishing near Santo Tomé, Santa Fe
Santo Tomé sits on the eastern bank of the Río Santa Fe in Santa Fe Province, directly across from the provincial capital. The city is surrounded by the braided waterways of the Paraná basin — including the Río Salado, Río Coronda, Río Colastine, and the Laguna Setubal — making freshwater fishing a central part of local life. The Río Paraná, the dominant force shaping the region's hydrology, draws anglers after golden dorado and surubí, while the surrounding channels, backwaters, and lagunas round out a varied fishing scene rooted in long riverside tradition.
Top waters to fish near Santo Tomé

Río Salado

Río Coronda

Río Paraná

Río Colastine

Río Santa Fe

Laguna Setubal o de Guadalupe

Laguna Coronda

Arroyo de los Troncos

Laguna de Leyes

Arroyo del Tala
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