Fish of the Amazon: 13 Species Caught in the Rio Negro
Gayne Young traveled to Brazil to chase the fish of the Amazon. Check out the 13 most interesting fish species he caught during his trip on the Rio Negro.
Outdoor Life's intrepid contributor Gayne Young traveled to Brazilian's Amazon rainforest with outfitter Capt. Peacock to check out the major fish species available to anglers looking for adventure in the jungle. He caught more than 13 species fishing the Rio Negro (one of the Amazon River's largest tributaries) and you can see the most interesting specimens in this gallery. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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That's one Boss catfish!
Now you have me yearning for some fish! A little early in the season here so it looks like I'm going to the market.
What a gorgeous catfish!
What an odd-looking bunch of fish.
Good stuff, Gayne. I hope later you can tell us more of the details of the trip like when you went, where you stayed, and who you fished with.
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Good stuff, Gayne. I hope later you can tell us more of the details of the trip like when you went, where you stayed, and who you fished with.
What an odd-looking bunch of fish.
What a gorgeous catfish!
That's one Boss catfish!
Now you have me yearning for some fish! A little early in the season here so it looks like I'm going to the market.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)