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Fishing near Itaituba, Pará

Itaituba sits on the western bank of the Rio Tapajós in the Pará state of the Brazilian Amazon. The Tapajós is the defining water here — wide, powerful, and fished from the city's own riverfront, including the urban Beira Rio beach. Beyond the main river, a network of igarapés (forest streams) fans out in every direction, including Igarapé Paricuri, Igarapé Pixuna, and more distant tributaries like the Rio Cupari and Rio Mamuru, giving local anglers a range of freshwater environments to work.

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Tarango

Tarango

Hoplias malabaricus

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