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The Matrinchas
reach medium weight around three kilos and, being the
queens of spectacular jumps, they are also the ones that
more difficulty offers to those who dares to challenge
them. It is impossible to dictate rules about the best
baits and tactics to capture them however, throws in tips
of beaches, under tree cups, around galhadas (under water
trees) that level the surface, combined with an harmonized
bait work, give good results. Lures, despite of provoking
good attacks, rarely traduce in captures, because as soon
as they feel stabbing, they jump and disentangles it
without much effort. The best choice is spoons and
spinners, Johnson type with fishhook and device coil free.
Related to fly fishing, the streamers, since working
continually, are the champion efficiency.
The Bicudas
are other predators that attack the baits with
impetuosity, not being rare jumping out of water while
hunting. When fished by a lure, the easiness of jumping
make them, most of the time, escaping with facility. It is
possible find them in practically all types of
environment.
The Cachorras,
as well as the Bicudas, can be found in all places. They
reach respectable proportions, and the largest overcome
the ten kilos weight. Fishing with lures is very
productive, and their attacks happen even in inopportune
moments, such as in throws without precision or during the
procedure of collecting the bait offered to other
species.
The family
of leather (no scales) fish is well acted by the
Cacharas and the Pirararas and this last one
reaches quite significant weight and size. They are fished
with natural baits, small alive fish, which can be found
at ponds and flooded fields. It is advisable to use
equipment of heavy category, lines with gage around 0,60
millimeters and fishhooks with size between 8/0 and 10/0.
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