Fishing near Bonfim, Roraima

Bonfim sits in northeastern Roraima on the Rio Tacutu, which forms the border with Guyana, and is surrounded by a network of rivers and igarapés draining the savanna and forest of Brazil's northernmost state. The Rio Tacutu is the marquee water right in town, while smaller igarapés — including Igarapé da Pedra, Igarapé do Caju, and Igarapé da Iara — fan out across the municipality. Numerous lagoas near the city, among them Lagoa do Pongo, Lagoa do Banzeiro, Lagoa Limpa, and Lagoa da Pedra, round out the local fishing scene.