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Choosing the Right Destination
Each river in the Amazon system has it’s own characteristics.
Some rivers have trophy peacocks, but low numbers of fish. Other
rivers have great numbers, but poor trophy potential. Certain rivers
are better for fly casters, while others are spin/casting rivers only.
It’s important to know where and what you’re fishing before you get there.
Then consider trip types. There are three basic types of trips; houseboats,
fixed camps and safari-style ‘mobile’ fishing camps. Each of these
has its positives and negatives. What type of camp best suits your expectations?
Are you after a trophy or do you want big numbers? Do you just want peacocks
or are you interested in incidental species? What time of the year
can you travel? Are you a fly or spin/bait caster? Choosing
the right river and camp to suit your particular needs deserves special
consideration.
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