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The South America country of Brazil is a jewel in the crown for South American fishing. Brazil can lay claim to some magical fishing including its phenomenal Peacock Bass habitats. These stunning fish attract anglers from all over the world, travelling to Brazil to fish on its magical waters all hoping to find a specimen whilst fishing in some of the most beautiful surroundings on the Planet.
Brazil is the largest of the many South American countries and is the 5th largest country in the world. This beautiful region is bordered on one side by the Atlantic Ocean and the rest of Brazil is landlocked, this gives the visiting angler not only the chance of some amazing saltwater angling but the chance to sample some of the best freshwater angling in the world. Not only is it the angling that attracts so many people to Brazil each year, but this country also contains the vast area of the Amazon Basin. This naturally rich area provides many opportunities for visitors to bathe in the beauty Brazil has to offer.
One of our most popular fishing destinations in Brazil is Pirarucú Lodge. Pirarucú Lodge is a new Brazilian destination whose primary focus is the preservation and continued prosperity of the mighty Arapaima. The group will have exclusive access to fish inside the world famous Mamirauá Reserve, Brazil’s first Sustainable Development Reserve. This Mamirauá Reserve totals more than 1 million hectares and was created first and foremost to preserve Arapaima and their habitat and the fishing that Pirarucú Lodge provides plays a huge roll on this.
Peacock Bass is the most incredible game fish in the Amazon basin, it is also the fish that has received the most attention. Their remarkable, explosive top water strike, combined with an astonishing ability to break heavy lines/leaders and straighten even stout saltwater hooks, makes them one of the most sought after species in the world. The key to exceptional Peacock Bass fishing is our floating cabins, which allow you and your guides to navigate through low water.
For more information about this tour, contact our experienced team who will be happy to answer any queries you have. Alternatively, can request a free brochure.
