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RIVER PLATE Amazon OUTFITTERS´ PEACOCK BASS FISHING REPORTS POSTED WEEKLY!
February, 27th - March, 1st
Peacock Bass fishing is good except, on the Rio Negro Barcelos - Sta. Isabel area (click on chart). In 2 ½ days a total of 1288 Peacock Bass were landed by 28 anglers, 55 of which were in the 10-16 lbs. class, 3 in the 17 - 19 lbs. class, 2 in the 20-22 lbs. class and 1 in the 23 lbs. class.
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- North & Mid-North: (North Negro tributaries and South Negro
Tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of the North Negro tributaries which were too low, are slowly rising as of last Friday and fishing is improving drastically.
On the other hand, fishing on the Rio Negro channel itself has dropped in part because of the fish spawning cycle and in part from survival, commercial and even sport fishing pressure. - North-East: (Roraima State) The Branco tributaries water levels on River Plate’s exclusive fisheries (Taperá,Xeurini, Shufaris, and Homero ) continue to low, but rising and, in the case of the upper Tapera, even to low for our Fly-In Floating Cabins.
- Mid-South: (Igoapaçú Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect mid-October till mid-November and, are now high which is normal this time of the year.
- South: (Marmelos Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect during July-August and, are now high which is normal for this time of the year.
February, 20th - February, 22nd
We are still waiting for IGFA registration of the "ALL -TACKLE WORLD RECORD" Butterfly Peacock Bass caught in the Fly In Floating Cabins III on the Urubaxi last week.
Peacock Bass fishing is fair since water levels are slowly rising in most Negro Tributaries. In 2 ½ days a total of 1428 Peacock Bass were landed by 39 anglers, 28 of which were in the 10-16 lbs. class and 1 in the 17 - 19 lbs. class. Arriving and departing guests were upset for the lack of float planes (click on chart).
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- North & Mid-North: (North Negro tributaries and South Negro Tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of the Negro tributaries continue to be excellent but slowly rising. From the end of Oct. up to mid Nov. riverboats on the Negro channel had the best Peacock Bass fishing for the last 8 years. With rising water levels at the Tributaries, the Negro channel seems to have the best fishing these last 2 ½ days (click on chart).
- North-East: (Roraima State) The Branco tributaries water levels on River Plate’s exclusive fisheries (Taperá,Xeurini, Shufaris, and Homero ) continue to be extremely low and, in the case of the upper Tapera, even to low for our Fly-In Floating Cabins.
- Mid-South: (Igoapaçú Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect mid-October till mid-November and, are now high which is normal this time of the year.
- South: (Marmelos Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect during July-August and, are now high which is normal for this time of the year.
February, 13th - February, 15th
The “ALL TACKLE WORLD RECORD” Butterfly Peacock Bass was caught in the Fly In Floating Cabins III on the Urubaxi. It was a little over 17 lbs and was caught by Mr. George Walters from Charlotte city, state of North Carolina on a Top Water Prop Lure. All information is being sent to the IGFA for registration.
Peacock Bass fishing continues to be good, except in one river (click on chart) but, should improve as the Fly-In Floating Cabins move upriver into low fishing pressure areas. In 2 ½ days a total of 1765 Peacock Bass were landed by 48 anglers, 67 of which were in the 10-16 lbs. class, 8 in the 17 - 19 lbs. class and 2 in the 20 – 22 lbs class.
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- North & Mid-North: (North Negro tributaries and South Negro Tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of the Negro tributaries continue to be excellent. From the end of Oct. up to mid Nov. riverboats on the Negro channel had the best Peacock Bass fishing for the last 8 years but, fish size and quality has slowly dropped since over fishing from survival, commercial and even sport fishing may have caused an impact.
- North-East: (Roraima State) The Branco tributaries water levels on River Plate’s exclusive fisheries (Taperá,Xeurini, Shufaris, and Homero ) continue to be extremely low and, in the case of the upper Tapera, even to low for our Fly-In Floating Cabins.
- Mid-South: (Igoapaçú Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect mid-October till mid-November and, are now high which is normal this time of the year.
- South: (Marmelos Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect during July-August and, are now high which is normal for this time of the year.
February, 6th - February, 8th
Peacock Bass fishing continues to be good, except in one river (click on chart) but, should improve as the Fly-In Floating Cabins move upriver into low fishing pressure areas. In 2 ½ days a total of 1428 Peacock Bass were landed by 36 anglers, 35 of which were in the 10-16 lbs. class, 3 in the 17 - 19 lbs. class and one 24 pounder caught on a Fly !
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- North & Mid-North: (North Negro tributaries and South Negro Tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of the Negro tributaries continue to be excellent. From the end of Oct. up to mid Nov. riverboats on the Negro channel had the best Peacock Bass fishing for the last 8 years but, fish size and quality has slowly dropped since over fishing from survival, commercial and even sport fishing may have caused an impact.
- North-East: (Roraima State) The Branco tributaries water levels on River Plate’s exclusive fisheries (Taperá,Xeurini, Shufaris, and Homero ) continue to be extremely low and, in the case of the upper Tapera, even too low for our Fly-In Floating Cabins.
- Mid-South: (Igoapaçú Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect mid-October till mid-November and, are now high which is normal this time of the year.
- South: (Marmelos Indian Reservation) Water levels were perfect during July-August and, are now high which is normal for this time of the year.