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Royal Amazon Lodge

The Fishing - The rivers and tributaries around the lodge are rich and diverse. Possible species include the three species of peacocks: the butterfly(up to 10 pounds), the paca or spotted(up to 20 pounds), and the temensis(up to 24 pounds although it is almost certain that a world-record fish is present in the system. The current record stands at 27 pounds).

Peacock Bass are perhaps one of the toughest gamefish around. Their topwater strike is often so ferocious that the entire fish will fly several feet out of the water with the fly. Once hooked peacocks exhibit a savvy toughness unknown to trout and largemouth fisherman. A large peacock is unstoppable on its first few runs. Anglers can only hope that the fish stays well away from the structure. This is usually their second escape route. Most fish go aerial in a tarpon like display...gills rattling as they fly end over end...only to run again. They are a not for the weak of heart. Everyone that fishes the Royal Amazon will return with stories of stripped reels, destroyed tackle and memories of giants that couldn't be stopped.

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Royal Amazon Lodge

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