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Fishing near Marabá, Pará

Marabá sits at the confluence of the Rio Itacaiúnas and the Rio Tocantins in southern Pará, a meeting of two major Amazonian rivers that defines the city's geography and its fishing. The surrounding waterways — including the Rio Araguaia, Rio Sororó, and the Represa de Tucuruí — draw anglers after tucunaré, piranha, matrinchã, and a range of other Amazonian species typical of the Tocantins-Araguaia basin.

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