While we are finishing up this new section for exciting, amazing peacock bass fishing Brazil with Exotic Outdoor Adventures, check out the initial trip summary and pictures of many of the HUGE peacock bass our group caught on the Rio Negro River here: http://www.greatlakesbass.com/forum/index.php?board=91.0
After only a 1-day delay this year (much better than last year), we were finally off on our annual fall northern fishing and camping trophy bass hunt.
Scientists have known that piranhas, the sharp-toothed meat-eaters which Theodore Roosevelt called “the most ferocious fish in the world,” produced sound, but they never knew what those sounds meant — until now.
As you may or may not know, we close our fishing operation on Lake Comedero every May 1st just prior to the heavy monsoon rains (June – Sept). However, we leave our fishing operation on Lake El Salto
Peacock bass fishing along the Rio Negro is a total adventure. The trip was made up of some expected and even hoped for happenings
I was pleasantly shocked the next morning when I was called off as boat number 2. Larry was boat number 3. That doesn’t normally happen and boosted my confidence. The guys at Top Bass did their best to get us out quickly since we could see boats coming across the lake from the other tournaments as we launched.
The great sport of bass tournament fishing is growing fast. With all the new fishermen and fisherwomen joining our ranks, I felt it my duty to put out this list, incomplete as it may be of tournament angler jargon.
