Month: July 2018

PEACOCK BASS ON THE FLY

  Last weekend we received at our Marmelos private fishery the Sullivan group, consisting of 8 fly-fishermen who are enjoying the clear waters of this river. They endured some heavy rain episodes during the weekend and the forecast shows some more tropical storms for the rest of the week, although without significant rainfall. Water levels are at an optimum level. Worth noting that not only numbers matters, fly fishermen approach the challenge and the experience with a different attitude, where other intangible factors are relevant. The Bellamy bait casting group, ended the week with an outstanding 1.967 landed peacock bass, the largest of which was 17lbs.  

Weather forecast for Manicore ,  in the area of influence of the Marmelos private fishery shows some mild tropical storms with no significant rain. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MARMELOS RIVER PRIVATE FISHERY AT ITS FINEST!

 

 

Last Saturday we received the Bellamy group at our Marmelos river private fishery, which received them with perfect fishing conditions. Water levels are excellent and weather forecast for the week is great (see below). They had a great start landing 696 peacock bass. Last week the Roos group final tally was 1.516 peacock bass, the largest of which weighed 17lbs.   NEW AND NOTEWORTHY: We are very happy to announce that one of River Plate Angler´s independent Brazilian operators was selected by local Indian tribes and Brazilian authorities for the exclusive fishing rights to the upper Uneuixi River. The reserve is one of the last vestiges of untouched trophy peacock bass fishing in the Amazon. More info: https://www.riverplateanglers.com/uneuixi-river-new-exclusive-trophy-fishery/      

Weather forecast for Manicore ,  in the area of influence of the Marmelos private fishery shows no significant rain episodes until the weekend. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2.224 Landed Peacock Bass at the Marmelos river

Last week the Smith group (8 anglers) closed their fishing week with an outstanding fishcount of 2.224 landed peacock bass, setting a challenging benchmark for the rest of the season. Last Saturday our Floating-Suites at our Marmelos river private fishery, received the Roos group, who had a good start with 558 landed peacock bass, 22 of which were above the 10 lbs. mark. Weather forecast for the rest of the week is excellent (see below Manicoré chart) and water levels should continue to drop at a normal rate. Suites are expected to move towards the lake zone during the week.  

Weather forecast for Manicore ,  in the area of influence of the Marmelos private fishery shows no significant rain episodes for the rest of the week. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------