Six Fishing Days | 34 Peacock Bass 70 cm+ | Biggest Fish: 92 cm on Fly
A Strong Second Week at Pasimoni Lodge
Week 2 at Pasimoni Lodge continued the strong start to the 2026 season, welcoming another international group of anglers from Brazil, the United Kingdom, and Colombia.
The group brought plenty of energy to the river, with six full days dedicated to exploring the Pasimoni fishery and targeting quality Peacock Bass.
By the end of the week, the group had recorded 34 notable Peacock Bass measuring 70 cm or more, with the highlight being an impressive 92 cm fish caught on fly.
Beyond the numbers, this catch highlighted another side of the Pasimoni experience: the opportunity to pursue trophy Peacock Bass with a fly rod, combining technical fishing with the excitement of presenting a fly to a fish in its natural environment.
Week 2 by the Numbers
6 Fishing Days
Six full days exploring the Pasimoni River in search of quality Peacock Bass.
34 Peacock Bass — 70 cm+
Thirty-four notable fish measuring 70 cm or more recorded during the week.
92 cm — Biggest Fish of the Week
The largest Peacock Bass recorded during Week 2, caught on fly.
Consistent Peacock Bass Fishing
Consistency was one of the defining features of Week 2. Quality Peacock Bass were recorded throughout the six-day expedition, keeping the group engaged and providing plenty of memorable moments on the water.
Our weekly statistics focus on fish measuring 70 cm or more, highlighting the quality of the fishery rather than simply counting smaller catches.
Across the week, the group recorded 34 fish in this size range. The standout was the 92 cm Peacock Bass caught on fly, an exceptional result that deserves special attention.
For anglers travelling into remote jungle waters in search of trophy fish, consistent opportunities to encounter quality Peacock Bass are an important part of the experience.
The Fish of the Week — 92 cm on Fly
The highlight of Week 2 was a remarkable 92 cm Peacock Bass caught on fly.
A fish of this size is an impressive achievement with conventional tackle, but landing one on a fly rod adds another dimension to the accomplishment. Fly fishing requires precise presentations, thoughtful approach, and the ability to deliver the fly effectively under the conditions at hand.
This catch was more than the biggest fish of the week. It was a great example of the potential Pasimoni offers to anglers who want to take on trophy Peacock Bass with fly tackle
A 92 cm Peacock Bass on fly — a standout moment from Week 2.
Pasimoni: A Fishery for Fly Fishing and Sight Casting
While Pasimoni is an exciting destination for conventional Peacock Bass fishing, it also offers important opportunities for dedicated fly anglers.
One of the most compelling aspects of fly fishing is the possibility of sight casting: spotting a fish, reading its behavior, and presenting a fly with precision. When conditions and visibility allow, this approach adds a visual and technical dimension to the fishing experience.
Targeting large Peacock Bass on fly combines observation, accuracy, timing, and the challenge of convincing a powerful fish to take an artificial fly. For experienced fly anglers, these encounters can be among the most rewarding moments of a tropical freshwater expedition.
The 92 cm fish from Week 2 is a strong example of what makes this fishery so interesting for fly fishing. Pasimoni is not only a destination for conventional tackle; it is also a place for anglers who want to explore the technical side of Peacock Bass fishing with a fly rod.
An International Group, One Shared Passion
Week 2 brought together anglers from Brazil, the United Kingdom, and Colombia, creating an international mix united by a shared passion for fishing.
Every group brings its own character to an expedition, and this week was full of energy both on the river and back at the lodge.
Beyond the catches themselves, these trips are about the shared experience: long days exploring remote waters, the anticipation of finding quality fish, and the stories that come with every memorable catch.
At Pasimoni Lodge, the fishing is at the heart of the experience, but the people who share the journey make every week different.
Looking Ahead
With Week 2 complete, the 2026 season at Pasimoni Lodge continues to build momentum.
The group recorded 34 notable Peacock Bass measuring 70 cm or more, with the largest reaching 92 cm on fly. The week was a reminder of the range of experiences available on the Pasimoni River, from conventional fishing to the precision and challenge of fly fishing.
As the season continues, we look forward to sharing more reports from the river and more opportunities to explore this remote fishery.
The season is underway, and there are more stories to come from Pasimoni.
Experience Pasimoni Lodge
Pasimoni Lodge offers a remote Peacock Bass fishing experience in a wild jungle environment, with opportunities for both conventional fishing and dedicated fly-fishing adventures.
For anglers interested in trophy Peacock Bass, technical fly presentations, and the possibility of sight casting in remote tropical waters, Pasimoni is a destination worth exploring.
Interested in fishing Pasimoni?
Contact Afloat Fishing & Adventure to learn more about upcoming expeditions and availability.
