Species guide
How to catch Streaked prochilod
Prochilodus lineatus
#1454
#1454FreshwaterFreshwaterSouth AmericaAsia
The streaked prochilod is a freshwater fish commonly found in ponds. It has a fusiform body shape and is known to feed by grazing on mud and aquatic plants.
Where they live
This species inhabits freshwater ponds, typically in South America and parts of Asia, favoring shallow waters up to 5 meters deep.
Typical size
Up to about 80 cm
What they eat
- algae
- diatoms
- aquatic plants
- microorganisms found in mud
Best baits
- vegetable-based baits
- plant material
Best lures
- soft plastic lures mimicking aquatic vegetation
- natural colored small jigs
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing with natural baits
- float fishing near aquatic vegetation
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