After 6 days of fishing, our first group of anglers ended up with 1009 peacock bass landed.  There were 10 anglers in this group and most, if not all, were fly fishermen.

After 1 1/2 days of fishing Group 2 had 136 fish with 17 over 10 lbs., 11 over 15 lbs. and a 20 lber as their largest catch.  There are 12 fishermen in this group.

Group one looks like they might end up with over 1000 peacock bass.  At lunch today, after 5 1/2 days of fishing, they were already up to 967 fish.  They now have 24 over 10 lbs., 9 over 15 lbs. and an 18 lber is still their largest catch.

When our first group of fishermen came in for lunch today their total catch for 4 1/2 days was up to 749 fish.  They had 22 over 10 lbs., 8 over 15 and an 18 lber is still the largest peacock they have landed.

Ric McNulty’s fly fishing group is now up to 607 fish as of lunch time today.  They are up to 18 over 10 lbs and 7 over 15.

Our first group of the season has been fishing 2 1/2 days.  They are fly fishermen.  As of lunch time today, they had 393 fish with 10 over 10, 5 over 15 and an 18 lber is their largest catch.

Group 5 have 423 peacock as of lunch time today.  They are up to 52 over 10 lbs., 23 over 15, and still 4 that are 20 lbs. and over.  They still have a day and a half of fishing.

At noon today, Group 5 was up to 336 peacock.  There were 41 over 10 lbs., 17 over 15 lbs. and four that were 20 pounds and over.  The largest weighed 22 lbs.

Group 5 has 186 peacocks after only a day and a half of fishing.  They were unable to fish on Sunday due to baggage problems when they arrived in Manaus.  They have 25 over 10 lbs., 9 over 15 lbs. and two 20 pounders.

Group 4′ final peacock count is 698.  Unfortunately none were caught that weighed 20+ pounds.  Their largest weighed in at 19 lbs.