PEGAMOS O MAIOR PEIXE DE COURO DAS AMÉRICAS

Give me the horse. You can go. The fish is there. Let's let the boat go. Let's run. Now I understand. Melted the affection. The boat is already loose, right? Beauty. Look at this, friends. Look what a fight. What a fight. That's it. What a beautiful fight. Let's go. We are fishing here in Suriname. The giant pirahibas. The fish took it easy. I hooked it. It didn't even realize it was hooked. After it ran away. It's coming here now. There's a big one here. I have to get it fast now. There. Let it go down. That's it. Smooth. Another one. This one is big. I hope it's well hooked. It's already had three beautiful bites. Fighting on the surface. It's coming down. It won't want to go to the shore. Look at this. What a fight. Let's go. We are going down with it. Look at this. Tunas 6500. Giant Catfish. 6.6 feet and 120 pounds. Vexer X8 100 pounds. 1 oz 1246 grams. 10.0 pounds. With the same hook and the same oz. Let's go. It's a curve. The first point didn't work. The second one worked. It's a big one. Let's get to the leader. Let's fight in the middle of the river. It's full. Look at the leader coming. It's on the stick. Get off the stick. Let the boat go down. It's coming to the middle again. Let's fight on top of it so it doesn't go to the stick. I'll always stay on top of it so it doesn't go to the stick. It doesn't look for the stick. It's coming down the river. It's coming up the river. This animal is heavy. It's 2 meters high. Get off the stick again so it doesn't go to the stick. It wants to go to the edge. I'll go fast. I was with the leader in here. It took the leader out. I put the leader back in. It's about 15 meters. Look at the line. Look at this. It's crazy. Look at the line. It's dangerous. It's another minute of intense fight. Two minutes. It's heavy. This is a female. It's giant. It's the same size as your shirt. Two years old. Do you know why? When it got there, it just weighed. I didn't do anything. I let it go and it stayed still. Show your face. It's big. It's big, Pintinho. Pintinho, look at the bait. Look at its belly. It's big. It's two meters, Pintinho. At least. That's it. Let's make it hunt with us. That's it. It's going up there. It's going up. Excellent. At dawn. We already found out where we're going to take pictures. I think it was at that point. First, we have to get it out of the water. My biggest enemy here, or it's a stingray, like here in Portalinha. Look at it. I'm holding the brake harder because I can't let it go. We're in a very narrow river. It can pass by. The position to not get tired. Here, here, I'm holding the brake a lot. Let's let it go. It's narrow. Go now. It released the air. There it is. Two easy meters. Hey! I can see it. It's ready. Now we just have to make it take the last dives. That's it. You can turn off the engine. Monster! It made a knot in my diffuser. It could have burst. In the corner of the mustache. Two easy meters. Hey, stingray, come here. It's us, stingrays. Now we're going to do that procedure, friends. We're going to put a circular hook in its mouth to take it to the shore to take a picture, right? That's it. Look at me, friends. Turned bubble! The legend! You have to put your hand in and hold it. You can't let go because the hook is not screwed. Put your hand in your mouth and hold it. Go there. Ready, doctor. Now I'm going to take it to the shore. You can leave it there. Well, friends, look at the system here. It was created by my friend Quintinho who works with me today. We are oxygenating it now. It has two circular hooks and my hook we put it loose. It wasn't screwed, it was just held. At the same time that we want to release it and take pictures in the water, it will reach zero bullets. Look, it's breathing, got it? The water comes in through the mouth and out through the throat. There are people who tie the pirahiba tail. Don't do that, tie the pirahiba tail. But don't do it wrong. Head forward. The boat is smooth. It will get there breathing nicely. And we'll show you in detail because the animal is a monster. It's two meters wide, Quintinho. There's the monster. Friends, look what we found to release the animal here. We're going to leave it here in this stream. It recovers. The river is 15 meters from here. And it's already leaving. There's the mouth of the river. It stays in this oxygenated water, recovers and returns to the river whenever it wants. But now it's time to show it. My friend Araken. Look at the size of the monster. We got it. Look at the thickness of this animal, my friends. Look at the dorsal fin here perfectly. On top of it here. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Thick, thick. Beautiful. Let's release the animal. Because this animal is fragile for the boat. Friends, the pirahiba is released. It's with its head in the stream. I'm going to leave it here in this little pot, resting. It's almost ready. It's a little pot. It turns there and goes away, okay? It turns here and goes away to the next river. So I wanted to tell you to leave it there. Because it's just going away from here. That you share, comment. Tell me in the comments if you like these giant fish. Remembering that we help Hospital do Câncer and Hospital do Amor. From Porto Velho, Rondônia and Madeira. There are also pirahibas. But here there is more because it is preserved. We fished with 3H Fishing in Suriname. I want to thank you all. We will continue here. We will soon camp with that fried fish, that roasted fish. I like to fish far, even further. Here it is preserved. So comment if you want to see me make some simple foods now. We only have water from the river, flour, salt and pieces of bread. But we are happy, there are fish. Look at the beauty of this waterfall. Of running water. Look, pure water. Pirahiba water. Now you stay with this beauty of the river, of the sun, of the waterfall. And see you next time, because here it's fish from the Balearic Islands. It's action without stalling. It's action, it's teaching and tips for you. Stay with the waterfall.