Saltwater fly fishing in Brazil

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Martin

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I am trying to find out about saltwater fly fishing in Brazil and I wonder if anyone here might be able to help me in this.

There is plenty of information on the net about the mighty Peacock Bass in the Amazon, and some about Dorado in the Pantanal region, but nothing (or almost) about FF in the salt.

I can't believe that the fishing doesn't exist and there are some YouTube videos of guys catching Snook (Robalo in Brazil) and baby Tarpon on plugs somewhere in NE Brazil, but that seems to be about it! Not looking for big game like Big Tuna and Marlin, more Bonefish, Snook, Jacks, Albacore, Small Tuna/Tarpon etc so #8-#11 weight kind of fish.

If you have any information or contact details for someone who knows more then would be very grateful to hear them.

Many thanks

Michael

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