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Fishing Report Week 10: August 23 – 30, 2025
HEAVY PEACOCKS LURKING CLEAR WATERS
Over 1000 Peacocks Boated by 2 Parties
We started Week 4 of our season with the following parties:
Our long-time-repeating Don Lewis party of 8 friends from Texas on the Abacaxis tribal reservation with a total of 845 peacock bass with many over 14lbs, the biggest over 19lbs. They fished the headwaters with perfect low water levels.
The Williams group fished on our newest site, on the Iriri river on the Ecological Station Preserve with 7 fly fishermen from Louisiana and Arkansas. They enjoyed supreme multispecies fishing in the shallow and gin-clear waters. They landed 12 giant wolf-fish from 15 to 23 lbs, mostly all by sight on top water poppers. Plus, over 200 fish mostly peacocks bass, pacus, red tail catfish, matrincha, and black piranhas. The payaras should start coming into play soon, as last year, when water levels drops a bit more.
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WATER LEVELS at both of our private rivers being now fished are perfectly low pushing the lurkers out of the jungle to fishable waters in great numbers!
WEATHER FORECAST: We are currently fishing the South-East dry season zone with no rain for the next 7 days, as shown in the map below in the pink area. We moved over 500 miles to our private rivers in this zone 4 weeks ago due to good rainfall forecasts.
WEATHER FORECAST: We are currently fishing the South-East dry season zone with no rain for the next 7 days, as shown in the map below in the pink area. We moved over 500 miles to our private rivers in this zone 4 weeks ago due to good rainfall forecasts.
7 Day Rainfall Forecast In Our Fishing Zones
THIS WEEK'S GALLERY
Fishing Report Week 3: July 5 – 12, 2025
FISHING CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
Over 700 peacocks landed
For Week 3 of our season, we hosted the Krause party on our Abacaxis private fishery. They ended the week boating 742 peacocks, including a 21 pounder and over 20 in the 10 to 20 pounds range. With conditions at the Abacaxis headwaters improving, we expect fishing tallies to increase in coming weeks
WATER LEVELS at the Abacaxis have dropped into ideal levels, luring fish out of the jungle and into our fishable waters.
WEATHER FORECAST: We moved into our South-East dry season zone a few weeks ago, to take advantage of favorable weather forecasts. We expect the good weather to continue, with very little rainfall expected over the next week, as shown in the map below.
WEATHER FORECAST: We moved into our South-East dry season zone a few weeks ago, to take advantage of favorable weather forecasts. We expect the good weather to continue, with very little rainfall expected over the next week, as shown in the map below.
7 Day Rainfall Forecast In Our Fishing Zones
THIS WEEK'S GALLERY
Fishing Report Week 2: June 28 – July 5, 2025
Welcoming new guests
We catch the year’s first 20 pounder
For the first full week of the season we welcomed two newcomer parties to the Abacaxis, the Herrings from Texas and the Cajees from South Africa. The six fishermen combined for a total of 549 peacocks boated, including a 21 pounder and various others over 14 pounds.
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WATER LEVELS at the Abacaxis have continued to drop, and are now in ideal levels for fishing.
WEATHER FORECAST: We moved into our South-East dry season zone last week due to good rainfall forecasts. These continue this week, as we expect very little rainfall over our currently fished rivers.
WEATHER FORECAST: We moved into our South-East dry season zone last week due to good rainfall forecasts. These continue this week, as we expect very little rainfall over our currently fished rivers.
7 Day Rainfall Forecast In Our Fishing Zones
THIS WEEK'S GALLERY
