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    Hi Zach!, how are you doing… I’m including here some pics of my last flyfishing week in Xingu River
    I hope that you like.

    #22789
    Neal Osborn
    Member

    This is the kind of stuff that makes this site great.

    #22790

    Thanks!!!

    #22791
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Marco –

    Those are really great photos, man!

    #22792

    Marco

    Great photos.

    #22793

    Marco

    Great photos.  I also felt like I was somewhere else. What kind of fish is in the 2nd photo?

    Brett

    Hi Brett!

    The second fish is a BICUDA (pronounced “bee cuda”) it is a kind of similar fish a barracuda.  

    The Bicuda (Boulengerella cuvieri or Boulengerella ocellata) are fishes with the lengthened and plump shape that has for main characteristic a pointed mouth (like a beak) and very hard. They are extremely fast fishes. This format favors displacements and plucked in speed. It is a species piscívora and highly voracious.

    They are pelagic fishes, that came of the sea adapting itself in the fresh water. Generally they swim next to the surface or subsurface water. You can found the Bicuda in the Amazon river area.  

    flies: streamers, poppers, sliders and divers are the best choices.

    THIS IS THE XINGU RIVER:

    I hope have helped you and sorry about my english.

    #22794
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Marco –

    Is that what the Xingu looks like at low water?

    Zach

    #22795
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Here’s high water on the Xingu:

    Zach

    #22796

    Here’s high water on the Xingu:

    Zach

    holy shit

    #22797
    Neal Osborn
    Member

    Marco and Zach, you have sparked my interest to say the least!  Thanks for the great pictures.  By the way, I was unable to find out what the name Xingu means (sounds Chinese to me; couldn’t find anything on Wiki).  Marco, do you know the origins of the name?  Zach, nice article on Brazil and the Zingu; I had read it before but now I took a closer look.

    By the way, I had to look this up on the map; always something new to learn.

    #22798
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Xingu is the name of the indigenous Indian tribe.

    #22799

    I think there is a Brazilian beer named Xingu correct?

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