If you trap with Hmong in Village Cacao et Village Javouhey, they caught manys. But it is not on fishing tackle line. It is over-night fishing hook/trap on the shore of the river.

So, no IGFA record possible in this case.

sorry, you are correct - I mean "45lb" Not 45kg - I did not catch in on any tackle. I caught it on fish trapping light. The people (hmong) live in the village Cacao know about this. I trapped it on a line over night, not on a fishing tackle line.

Pêchant depuis 30 ans en " catch and release " j´ai encore du mal à imaginer qu´un tel outil existe encore et en plus que cela passe en video . Un beau poisson, ça se respecte !!

Pêchant en " catch and release " depuis 30 ans, j´ai encore du mal à imaginer qu l´on puisse utiliser un tel " outil " et en plus que cela passe en video ... Un beau poisson, ça se " respecte " !!

C'est pas faut. Je préfère l'emploi d'un bogagrip.

45kg, Impossible ! 45lb maybe. IGFA record is 14,95kg all tackle

Je n´apprécie pas du tout l´emploi de la gaffe, ça manque vraiment de noblesse face à un tel magnifique poisson .

the first minute or so was not to well done. But the rest is very good. I actually fish Aimara from the Comte River up from the village of Cacao. The biggest one is about 35-40 kg.

thank you for the great footage of vdo. I love to see more fishing from the French Guiana rivers...

Everything on the documentary was very good. Only the first minute that is not too well done. I actually caught about 30 Aimara from the Comte River, up river from the village of Cacao. The biggest that I caught is about 45 kg.

So you need to come in French Guyana, this is a reality !

this is a bad document. Aimara would never come that easily.