Río Amores (also referred to locally as Riacho Amores) is a stream flowing through the Santa Fe province of Argentina, situated at approximately 32°03′S, 60°40′W. This waterway is part of the rich network of streams, riachos, and wetland channels that characterize the Paraná River floodplain system of northeastern Argentina — a region renowned among South American anglers for its diverse and abundant warm-water fishery. The surrounding landscape reflects the low-lying, floodplain geography typical of this part of Santa Fe, with the river system connected to a broader mosaic of lagoons, arroyos, and braided channels that together support a wide variety of native fish species.