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Peacock Bass Fishing - question tag iconWhat fishery has the best chance for a world record Peacock Bass?

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Peacock Bass Fishing - question tag iconWhat is the difference in comfort level between the Fly-In Amazon Angel and the Fly-In Floating Cabins?

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Peacock Bass Fishing - question tag iconWhat other species can we fish in the Amazon?

Peacock Bass Fishing - question tag icon How is the city of Manaus?

9. Question: What other species can we fish in the Amazon?

Answer: Although peacock bass are the main attraction in the Amazon, there are many other jungle species that are no less impressive – both in beauty and fighting ability. Depending on the location, you will find other species like: pacu, pirapitinga, jacunda, apapa, tambaqui, pirarucu, bicuda, picua, piranha, aruana and pescada.

10. Question: How is the city of Manaus?

Answer: Manaus is a modern, rapidly growing city (1.4 million inhabitants). It is one of the busiest ports in the Amazon where cargo ships distribute their goods throughout the Amazon basin. Before the rubber boom of the 19th century, Manaus was a small, insignificant town. With rubber came rich and splendid architectural accomplishments like the Amazonas Theater (completed in 1896 and restored in 1929). In Manaus there are many interesting places to visit (apart from the Amazonas Theater): the Palace "Río Negro"; Floating Port; Municipal Market Adolpho Lisbon; Forest of Science; Museum of Natural Sciences, as well as the Aboriginal fair where you can buy many different articles made by the indians. You might even consider the Fish Market.

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