BackThe guys did a lot of catching and releasing.
They also kept a few for dinner.
Bob made prints (gyotaku) of species he hadn't caught before.
Tom's first catch, a cachoro
Tom with a catfish(?)
A peacock bass
The fabled dourado, the golden fish
Going out for peacock bass
A sardina
Bob with a cachoro
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Cachara |
Pintado |
Peixe-Palmito |
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Jaú |
Dourado |
Jurupensen |
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Jeripoca |
Barbado |
Piraputanga |
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Pacu |
Piranhas |
Curimbatá |
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Traíra |
Piavuçu |
Peixe-Cachorro |
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Bagre-Cabeçudo |
Bagre-Mandi |
Timburé |
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The famous Tucunare, or Peacock Bass, is also caught in the Pantanal during certain seasons. More popular in the Amazon. The 'target fish' of the Pantanal is the Golden Dourado. |
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Below: Bait fish and others |
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Roque-roque |
Arraia ou Raia |
Armal |
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Cascudo |
Pacu-pevas |
Botoado |
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Tetra-negro |
Sairú |
Saicanga |
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Cará-açu |
Lambari |
Cará |
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Mussum |
Pirambóia |
Tuvira |
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Zebrinha |
Mato-Grosso |
Pequira |
