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Peacock Bass Fishing on private waters
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  • The Trip
    • Lodging
    • Plan Your Trip
    • Rates and Pricing
  • The Fish
    • Peacock Bass
    • Catfish
    • Other Fish of the Amazon
  • Fishing Techniques
    • Fishing Private Lands
    • Fishing Different Types of Water
    • Equipment and Guides
    • Doubling Up
    • Baits for Peacock Bass
    • Fly Fishing for Peacock Bass
    • Tying flies for peacock bass
    • Manaus Sightseeing Opportunities
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Our Concept of a Premier Fishing Trip


Tuco's concept of a upscale mobile safari camp offering premium service and accommodations eliminated the need to compete with the river boats and outfitters on the public waters of the Rio Negro.  Linking the floating cabins and support cabins in a “River Train” made it possible to access and fish the remote, unpressured waters of the upper regions of the main river tributaries.  Drawing only 4” of water, the “River Train” concept allows Tuco to move the comfortable, air conditioned Safari Camps several times a week. As a result, our guests have access to uncounted miles of backwater lakes and lagoons as well as the tributaries themselves in a weeks fishing.
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Mobility & Limited Fishing Pressure

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Our Private Lands Offering Exclusive Fishing Privileges

We have gone a step further to ensure our anglers enjoy the  finest peacock bass fishing experience in the Amazon by negotiating exclusive fishing entry permits from Indian Reservations.  These permits are enforced by the villagers of those particular rivers and several times they have brought in anglers from competing fishing operations that violated these exclusive entry areas and  escorted them off these private entry waters. The compensation given to the indigenous Indian villages have included electrical generators, satellite systems that have allowed the villages to acquire online communications and online learning centers for the indigenous peoples of the remote Amazon, as well as promoting cottage industries such as lure manufacture  providing additional compensation from our fishing  operations.
These exclusive fishing privileges have allowed us to manage the amount of fishing pressure on a given fishing area, greatly enhancing the numbers and quality of Peacock Bass available to their anglers.  The villagers have discontinued spearing & netting peacocks for their own use and one village recently voted to refrain from targeting Peacock Bass for subsistence helping our overall management of the resource.
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 Enjoy shore lunch during the week

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Who we are

We have created a fly-in safari camp for fishing in the Amazon that provides our clients with upscale accommodations (single occupancy air conditioned cabins), delicious food prepared by our chef, all rods, reels, and lures, and an English speaking host with years of guiding experience who will ensure you have the best trip possible.
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817.455.5374

Brandon Powers
Travel Director

[email protected]
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  • Home
  • The Trip
    • Lodging
    • Plan Your Trip
    • Rates and Pricing
  • The Fish
    • Peacock Bass
    • Catfish
    • Other Fish of the Amazon
  • Fishing Techniques
    • Fishing Private Lands
    • Fishing Different Types of Water
    • Equipment and Guides
    • Doubling Up
    • Baits for Peacock Bass
    • Fly Fishing for Peacock Bass
    • Tying flies for peacock bass
    • Manaus Sightseeing Opportunities
  • Galleries
    • Videos of the Amazon
    • Fish of the Amazon
    • Birds
    • Animals of the Amazon
    • Flowers of the Amazon
    • Manaus Opera House
  • Contact Us
  • About
    • Privacy Policy