Productive areas are defined by structure and current. Key spots include the confluences where the igarapé meets larger rivers, as these areas often accumulate nutrients and baitfish. Deep pools formed by logjams or bends in the channel hold larger predator fish, especially during low water. The margins of floating meadows and lily pad fields provide excellent ambush cover for Peacock Bass. Any area with submerged or partially submerged fallen trees is always worth multiple casts, as this complex structure harbors forage and provides shade and current breaks.