Welcome to the River Marron, Bolivia!

Welcome to Bolivia’s Amazon tributaries full of rare and wonderful fish!
It’s not easy to get to the River Marron, and you can find out more useful information about the new location in our Dev's Diaries.

If you’ve found yourself in Beni Department holding a fishing rod – you surely know your exotic fishing! The further you are from civilization, the more chances you have to catch a rare fish, maybe even of an undiscovered species!

A trip to the River Marron gives you a variety of fishing options in the most interesting places:

• Travel to the lone tree in the southern part of the river to hunt for a Red Peacock Bass straight from the grassy bank or the landing pier.
  
• Rent a Wooden Kayak from local residents at the old boathouse, where the sharp-toothed Payara is said to make an easy catch. Wooden Kayaks will be available for rent on all Amazonian locations.
  
  
  
  
• Visit the village in the north-east to enjoy the picturesque cableway and all the best spots to catch the golden-scaled Apapa.
  
  
  
  
• Steer your boat to the western tributary to cast your rod into the quiet waters of a nearby small lake.
  
• Venture to a tiny island with low rocky shores to catch the Redtail Catfish hiding in shallow waters or bottom pits.
  
  

Enjoy the most impressive view where a magnificent tree grows straight out of the water.

New unique fish, such as:

• Tambaqui
  

(Colossoma Macropomum), also known as Giant Pacu or Black Pacu, is a large freshwater fish native to the Amazon and Orinoco basins in tropical South America.

• Trahira
  

(Hoplias Aimara), also known as Wolf Fish or Tiger Fish, is a predatory tropical fish species native to South America that lives in freshwater habitats of most river systems on the continent.
Trahira can be found in both clear, fast flowing streams, as well as slow and still waters of canals and ponds.

• Apapa
  

(Pellona Сastelnaeana) is a South American species of predatory freshwater fish found mainly in the Amazon and Orinoco basins. These highly aggressive fish swim mainly in large schools, hunting their prey closer to the surface or in shallower areas.

• Redtail Catfish
  

(Phractocephalus Hemioliopterus), also known as Flat-nosed Catfish, is a large and very popular game fish found in the Amazon, Orinoco, and Essequibo river basins of South America that lives only in freshwater habitats, particularly large rivers, lakes and streams. It is the only known species of the genus Phractocephalus, that dates back to over 13.5 million years.

• Red Peacock Bass
  

(Cichla mirianae) is a tropical freshwater fish that tends to inhabit lagoons, waterways and flood plains of South American rivers. It prefers areas with slow currents and plenty of cover, such as sunken logs and submerged trees.


New tackle

We recommend top Amazon tackle for all your tropical fishing.
Be sure to try out the powerful bottom rod La Cazadora™ the Torbellino™ reel by UL-CHUBER™.
Match Rod - SpellLauncher™ Spin Reel - MatchCatch™

Don’t forget about the new local baits:

• Dobsonfly,
  
• Moriche Palm Fruit,
  
• Jauari Palm Fruit,
  
• Rubber Tree Seeds
  
• Freshwater Crab
  

• Interesting missions and achievements.
  
• New max level for players – 65(unlocked at level 63).
  

[h3]You can find all the best stuff for local fishing in the Tropic Hunter Pack.[/h3]



Traveling to Bolivia to catch wondrous water monsters – sounds like a plan! And to bring it to life we have already gathered all the best stuff in the Tropic Hunter Pack. The star of this set is the light and durable metal motor boat Lyra with a powerful engine and an innovative echo sounder Uniq, which can work without interference even at high speed!

Tight lines to all who appreciate exotic fishing!