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Brazil

Brazil's Amazon region boasts an incredibly rich and diverse array of aquatic life, making it a hotspot for fishing biodiversity. The Amazon River and its tributaries are home to thousands of species of fish, including iconic species like the peacockbass, arapaima, and different types of catfish, alongside lesser-known but equally fascinating creatures. The immense variety of habitats, ranging from flooded forests to open river channels, supports this remarkable diversity. Indigenous communities and local fishermen rely on these waters for sustenance and livelihoods, practicing traditional fishing methods that are deeply intertwined with the region's cultural heritage. Not only will you have the oportunity of catching a trophy fish, but you'll also learn about the local culture and biodiversity.

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