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Bicuda

Bicuda

Boulengerella Cuvieri

  • 1lakes
  • 39logged catches
  • 5.44 kg heaviest logged

Bicuda (Boulengerella Cuvieri) is a South-American freshwater fish native to the Amazon region, inhabiting its many tributaries as well as other rivers throughout the countries of the continent. These fish tend to stay close to the surface in areas with rapids and strong currents, hiding behind debris, logs, and rocks. Bicudas have long, gray pike-like bodies with elongated reddish tails and sharp, comb-like teeth. Fully grown specimen usually reach a maximum weight of 6 kg, and up to about 88 cm in length. Bicudas are extremely fast and aggressive predators that feed primarily on other fish.

What actually catches it ranked by real logged catches

Lures

Major Popper 42 g, #5/0 11 Major Popper 28 g, #3/0 2 Buzzbait 24 g, #4/0 2 Buzzbait 28 g, #5/0 2 Popper 21 g, #4/0 1 Popper-Pint 28 g, #3/0 1 Buzzbait 28 g, #5/0 1

Best setups by lake 1 lakes with data

Amazonian Maze — 39 catches , best 5.44 kg

  • Major Popper 42 g, #5/0 Spinning 7×
  • Major Popper 42 g, #5/0 Spinning Shore 4×
  • Major Popper 28 g, #3/0 Spinning 2×
  • Buzzbait 24 g, #4/0 Spinning 2×

How to catch

How to catch a unique Bicuda? You can catch this fish either with bait or lures.

If you prefer to use natural baits, then the best way to catch Bicuda would be to use Small Minnows on a size #2/0 hook.

If you are more into artificial lures, you should go for some Poppers. The most successful lure is Blue & Silver Major Popper 42 g, #5/0.

Where to find it

Amazonian Maze Brazil

Also listed as effective documented, but not seen in the catch log

Aracu Minnow Small Minnows Shiners Dobsonfly Dragonflies #133#132#124#123#2335#2171#137

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