Marié 2025 Season Fishing Report | Persistence Rewarded Week 10 | October 12 - 19

Rio Marié delivered yet another memorable week, hosting a great mixed group of anglers from the United States, Italy, France and Argentina. Despite the slight fluctuation in water levels, the team adapted quickly to changing conditions, proving once again that persistence is key on the River of Giants.

Every day brought a new challenge — and new rewards. Several anglers landed fish over 20 lbs, with strong action across lagoons and sandbars throughout the system. The Marié continues to test skill and patience, but for those who stay the course, the payoff is unforgettable.

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ANGLERS: 14 Guests

WEATHER CONDITION

Mostly sunny days throughout the week, with average air temperatures around 28°C (82°F) to 35°C (95°F).

RIVER CONDITIONS

Water levels rose slightly at the start of the week and then stabilized, keeping conditions variable but still productive. Average water temperatures were around 28°C (82°F).

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WEEKLY STATS

Total Peacock Bass Catches: 318

Temensis Benchmarks:
Temensis >10 lbs: 05
Temensis >15 lbs: 14
Temensis >20 lbs: 05
Temensis >80 cm: 14

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UNFORGETTABLE MOMENT

Steve S: Returning guest to the Marié, and this time with his daughter, after an epic catch on a sandbar, Steve came back hoping for another moment of glory — and found it. After a tense fight that tested his skill and calm, he brought a 22 lb peacock bass to the net, a true trophy that marked the highlight of his trip.

Jon: After facing high waters in a previous visit, Jon returned determined for a rematch — and redemption came fast. On the very first morning, he hooked into a 21 lb giant, fought it skillfully, and watched it slide safely into the net.

Brad: Experiencing fly fishing on the Marié for the first time, Brad quickly proved that determination and focus can overcome inexperience. Guided through the river's rhythm, he handled every step of the process with precision and patience. His reward came soon after — a 21 lb trophy that tested his strength and composure, marking a milestone any angler would be proud to achieve.

Jean: On the final day, with time running out and the week drawing to a close, Jean remained resolute. After several missed chances earlier in the trip, he refused to let the river have the last word. That morning, his patience paid off as he hooked a powerful fish and fought it carefully to the boat. When it finally came to hand, the scale read 21 lbs — a hard-earned victory and the perfect ending to his journey.

LOOKING AHEAD

With stable water levels, Rio Marié enters a balanced and promising stretch of the season. The combination of persistence and precision defines success here, where every cast holds the potential for something extraordinary.

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