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Rio Marie fly fishing peacock bass Brazil The Rio Marie (Rio de Gigantes) is located inside a far-reaching Indigenous Territory, approximately 500 miles northwest from Manaus. Manaus is the operation’s

Rio Marie fly fishing peacock bass Brazil The Rio Marie (Rio de Gigantes) is located inside a far-reaching Indigenous Territory, approximately 500 miles northwest from Manaus. Manaus is the operation’s

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of the only catch and release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass,

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch-and-release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass, regular encounters

Rio Marié has exclusive access to more than 500 miles of  the only catch-and-release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species of peacock bass, regular encounters

The Rio Marié is unique in Brazil, with more than 500 miles of exclusive access to the only catch-and-release, “fly fishing only” river in Brazil. With more than 15 species