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MID-WEEK FISHING REPORT: AUGUST 12 – 14 (2 ½ DAYS)

(This is a partial report for the benefit of the next incoming groups)

TWO TWENTY POUNDERS LANDED LAST WEEK AT THE MARMELOS Yet again, last week’s anglers landed more than 50 peacock bass over the 10 lbs. mark, the largest of which almost reached the 21 lbs. mark. Average daily catch per angler was over 45 landed peacock bass plus an assortment of trairas, piranhas, jacunda, surubim, bicudas, etc. This week´s group is already beyond the 90 landed peacock bass per angler mark in just 2 ½ days. Fishing conditions are perfect (see below) in this fantastic private fishery that offers different scenarios, clear waters for sight fishing, mild rapids with boulders, etc. (see gallery below). Reported working lures this weekend are perversa, jumping minnow, and mid-warer lures. The Floating Suites are positioned in Dry-Zone S.East with perfect weather conditions for the rest of the week (see below forecast for Manicoré).

Dry - zone S. East RIVERS: MARMELOS (see map at the top). Open for peacock bass fishing. Water levels are stable (see diagrams below). The Madeira basin continues to drain which will impact on this fishery in the coming weeks. We are continuously monitoring levels to determine when to move to Dry Zone S.West. Weather forecast simply perfect for the rest of the week. Fishing conditions for peacock bass continue to be ideal. Marmelo´s graphic water levels are as follows:
Water level chart for Humaitá (Madeira river) where the blue line represents actual levels, the yellow line last year´s levels and the red line historical extreme water levels.

Weather forecast for Manicoré

   

CPTEC / INPE Rainfall forecast for this quarter The above diagram depicts the rainfall probability for three months. The pale orange zone in the North forecasts a probability of about 45% that the rainfall will be below the historical mean. Therefore there will be a chance, that the water cycle develops earlier in the coming months in the North of Manaus (Dry-Zones N.West and N.East).

 
All other Regions( see map above) have high water levels and are not yet open for this 2017 – 2018 season. This illustrates de importance of mobility within these 4 distinct Dry Zone areas. All other Regions graphic water levels are as follows:

Marmelos Gallery

MID-WEEK FISHING REPORT: AUGUST 05 –07 (2 ½ DAYS)

1.720 LANDED PEACOCK BASS LAST WEEK AT THE MARMELOS

Last week’s mixed group of bait-casters and fly-fishermen/women landed more than 50 peacock bass over the 10 lbs. mark, the largest of which exceeded 18lbs.. Fish-count exceeded all expectations. This week´s group have already landed more than 90 peacock bass per angler in just 2 ½ days, and keep on enjoying perfect fishing conditions (see below). Reported working lures this weekend are perverse, jumping minnow, safada and jigs. The Floating Suites are positioned in Dry-Zone S.East with almost perfect weather conditions for the rest of the week (see below forecast for Manicoré).

Dry-Zone S.East RIVERS: MARMELOS (see map at the top). Open for peacock bass fishing. Water levels are excellent (see diagrams below). Weather forecast shows minor tropical rain episode. Fishing conditions for peacock bass continue to be ideal. Marmelo´s graphic water levels are as follows:
Water level chart for Humaitá (Madeira river) where the blue line represents actual levels, the yellow line last year´s levels and the red line historical extreme water levels.
Weather forecast for Manicoré  

CPTEC / INPE Rainfall forecast for this quarter The above diagram depicts the rainfall probability for three months. The pale orange zone in the North forecasts a probability of about 45% that the rainfall will be below the historical mean. Therefore there will be a chance, that the water cycle develops earlier in the coming months in the North of Manaus (Dry-Zones N.West and N.East).

      All other Regions( see map above) have high water levels and are not yet open for this 2017 – 2018 season. This illustrates de importance of mobility within these 4 distinct Dry Zone areas. All other Regions graphic water levels are as follows:

Marmelos Gallery

MID-WEEK FISHING REPORT: JULY 29 – 31 (2 ½ DAYS)

MARMELOS RIVER PRIVATE FISHERY AT IT´S FINEST

Last week ended with every and each angler landing over 247 peacock bass of which 28 exceeded the 10 lbs mark with the largest one weighing 17 lbs. Sight fishing on the Marmelos Indian Reseve is outstanding! Anglers landed 956 Peacock Bass in only 2 1/2 days of which 103 where over 10 lbs , two 16 lbs, and two 18 lbs .Aproximately one third of the over 10 pounders where sight fished. The Floating Suites are positioned in Dry-Zone S.East  with  perfect weather conditions for the rest of the week (see below forecast for Manicoré).

 Dry-Zone S.East  RIVERS: MARMELOS  (see map at the top). Open for peacock bass fishing. Water levels have descended since last week and are now perfect (see diagrams below). Weather forecast is also perfect. Fishing conditions for peacock bass are ideal at this moment.
Water level chart for Humaitá (Madeira river) where the blue line represents actual levels, the yellow line last year´s levels and the red line historical extreme water levels.

Weather forecast for Manicoré

The above diagram depicts the rainfall probability for three months. The pale orange zone in the North forecasts a probability of about 45% that the rainfall will be below the historical mean. Therefore there will be a chance, that the water cycle develops earlier in the coming months in the North of Manaus (Dry-Zones N.West and N.East).

  All other Regions have high water levels and are not yet open for this 2017 – 2018 season. This illustrates de importance of mobility within these 4 distinct Dry Zone areas. All other Regions graphic water levels are as follows:

Marmelos Gallery