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RIVER PLATE Amazon OUTFITTERS´ PEACOCK BASS FISHING REPORTS POSTED WEEKLY!
September 20-25, 2010 (4-1/2 days)
This week’s eight (8) anglers had excellent mid size fish action. On River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve they landed 1442 Peacock Bass of which 228 were in the 8 -15 lbs. class and 17 were in the 16-19 lbs. class.
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- South: Water levels are extremely low including River Plate’s exclusive Marmelos Indian Reserve. For many areas, this year continues to be one of the driest year for the South on record!
- Mid-South: Water levels are perfect and should hold up well until Nov 30th including River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve. However, we would have almost "fished out" our exclusive area by the end of October and be moving the Fly-In Floating Cabins to the Mid-North fisheries
- Mid-North: (Unini Preserve and South Negro tributaries in the Barcelos area) Water levels at the headwaters of some of these Negro tributaries are already very good, 3 weeks earlier than usual.
- North: (North Negro tributaries in the Barcelos area). Water levels at all North Negro tributaries are dropping very fast, which is not normal this time of the year. Water levels should be good as of late Oct., 6-10 weeks earlier than usual !!
- North-East: (Roraima State). Some of Río Branco’s tributaries water levels, including River Plate’s exclusives, such as the upper Taperá, Xeurini, Omero and upper Shufari are also dropping fast, which is not normal for this time of the year. Water levels should be good as of late Oct., 10-12 weeks earlier than usual !
September 13-20, 2010 (7 days)
This week’s eight (8) anglers, of which many fly fish, requested an exclusive river with lots of mid size fish action. On River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve they landed 1445 Peacock Bass of which 211 were in the 8 -15 lbs. class and 15 were in the 16-19 lbs. class.
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- South: Water levels are extremely low including River Plate’s exclusive Marmelos Indian Reserve. For many areas, this year continues to be one of the driest year for the South on record!
- Mid-South: Water levels are perfect and should hold up well until Nov 30th including River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve. However, we would have almost "fished out" our exclusive area by the end of October and be moving the Fly-In Floating Cabins to the Mid-North fisheries
- Mid-North: (above the waterfalls of the Unini Preserve and South Negro tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of some of these Negro tributaries are already starting to be good. Water levels should be optimal from Oct. 1st to Dec. 15th , three weeks earlier than usual.
- North: (North Negro tributaries in the Barcelos area)Water levels at all North Negro tributaries are too high which is normal this time of the year. Water levels should be good from Nov. 1st to Mar. 15, 3-5 weeks earlier than usual.
- North-East: (Roraima State) Some of Río Branco’s tributaries water levels, including River Plate’s exclusives, such as the upper Taperá, Xeurini, Omero and upper Shufari are high which is normal for this time of the year. Water levels are usually good only from Nov. 15th to Mar. 15th.
September 6-13, 2010 (7 days)
This week’s eight (8) anglers, of which many fly fish, requested an exclusive river with lots of mid size fish action. Mission accomplished! On River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve they landed 2586 Peacock Bass of which 579 were in the 8 -15 lbs class and 20 were in the 16-19 lbs class.
WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES:
- South: Water levels are extremely low including River Plate’s exclusive Marmelos Indian Reserve. For many areas, this is one of the driest years for the South on record! !
- Mid-South: Water levels are perfect and should hold up well until Nov 30th including River Plate’s exclusive Matupiri Indian Reserve. However, we would have almost “fished out” our exclusive area by the end of October and be moving the Fly-In Floating Cabins to the Mid-North fisheries
- Mid-North: (above the waterfalls of the Unini Preserve and South Negro tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of some of these Negro tributaries are already starting to be good. Water levels should be optimal from Oct 1st to Dec 15th, three weeks earlier than usual.
- North: (North Negro tributaries in the Barcelos area) Water levels at all North Negro tributaries are too high which is normal this time of the year. Water levels should be good from Nov 1st to Mar 15, 3-5 weeks earlier than usual.
- North-East: (Roraima State) Some of Río Branco tributaries’ water levels, including River Plate’s exclusives, such as the upper Tapera, Xeurini, Omero and upper Shufari are high which is normal for this time of the year. Water levels are usually good only from Nov 15th to Mar 15th.
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