Fish Colombia | Peacock Bass & Payara
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- I have been planing this trip in search or Peacock Bass and Payara for more than 15 years and Colombia exceeded my expectations!
This was truly an epic adventure with some great anglers from around the world including two Greek Canadians, Chad & John with his son Demetrie and four Brits including Chris & Duncan along with our host Steve Townson - Amazon-Angler and his UK partner in crime Richard Clarke.
Our first two days were spent on the Orinoco River targeting huge Payara, with plenty of Sardinata thrown in to boot, followed by 6 days Peacock Bass fishing in one of the tributaries which Fish Colombia has exclusive access to offering some true Giant Peacock Bass. Our last two days of this 10 day EPIC adventure were spent back on the Orinoco fishing for more Payara and Sardinata.
This trip must offer the best Peacock Bass and Payara fishing combo on the planet!
Fish Colombia has built a New lodge on the Orinoco River along with a fantastic mobile and comfortable tent camp which is moved to offer the best peacock bass fishing depending on conditions and time of the year. The accommodation and food were perfect with ice-cold drinks each day making it one of the most enjoyable trips anyone in our group of well-travelled anglers having experienced to date!
To book this amazing adventure contact -
Steve Townson
steve@amazon-angler.com
www.amazon-angler.com
USA: toll-free 800 262 0370
USA: 305 600 5779
Europe: +44 203 239 7671
SKYPE: amazonangler
Facebook: Steve Townson Amazon-Angler
Whatsapp: +351 917 812 328
Or Beto Mejia
www.fishcolomb...
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Wow! What a trip. I just watched this after hearing your episode on The Intermediate Line fly-fishing podcast from a few years ago.
I just stumbled across the podcast and have been binge listening to it for a week or so.
After hearing about this trip, I immediately looked you up on Instagram and UA-cam. Now following on both. Thanks for sharing, and can't wait to catch up on some of your more recent adventures. Cheers.
What a video!
It was a trip of a lifetime - did you end up going as well?
Beautiful waterscapes , Amazing payaras and specially I loved the Sardinata , nice unCommon trophy!
Nice Fish!
Thanks Dude - they are such cool fish ;-)
What an amazing fishing trip. The colours in those fish are something else. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Trevor - IT was an amazing adventure and we are so lucky to have made it a reality prior to Covid-19 !
Awesome video! We are headed there in November. Any gear or things you would recommend bringing
Sorry I missed this - How was your trip ;-)
@@fishingwithScotto it was epic! We had an amazing experience at mapiri lodge. Great staff and awesome fishing. Will be going back !
Excellent video and congrats on such amazing fish! Glad I was there for a few epic moments.
Thanks dude - we will have to catch up again at some stage ;-)
So beautiful big catching fish,Nice one,New friend here tnx.
Thanks dude - it was a special trip this one !
Great video! Apparently they are catching peacock bass in the Pioneer River in Mackay QLD.
@Rick 0045 This video was on the Orinoco river in Colombia ;-) I do not believe there have been any others caught in Mackay and we do not really want them in Australia ;-)
Sweet video ! I was at the same location last december
We're heading there soon. Any lure recommendations?
@@karalarson2785 How did you go ?
Awesome video! We are heading down there next month and can't wait. Any advise on what lures to bring?
Its an amazing adventure - you will LOVE it !
Which fights harder the peacock or payara
Apples and papayas. In still water, taking the current out of the equation I would say the peacocks are a lot stronger pound for pound. It's a totallly different fight.
@@DanTheFireman I agree with you as well - but a big payara in the fast water is still a worthy adversary ;-)
@@fishingwithScotto Agreed Scott, I've lost a lot more than landed and you can't chase the payara thru the rapids plus rocks cut line a lot easier than trees.
Which fights harder the payara, golden dorado or the peacock bass
That is a tough one - I'd say the Payara as they are also generally in fast water ;-)