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In order to describe the fishing gear and conduct methods of ornamental fishing on Indigenous Land Paquiçamba, it were held interviews with Juruna fishermen and routine monitoring of fishing activity in the village and its surroundings. The main traded specimens belong to the family of acaris (Loricariidae) and rays (Potamotrygonidae), being captured alive, through: networks (nets, cast nets, “tarrafinha” and “puçá”) and traps, using cowhide and diving (free or autonomous). In autonomus diving, it is pointed out several situations of health risk, however, it’s believed that the development and deployment of alternative technologies, facilitating the capture of ornamental fish, improve the activity conditions, since the prohibition of this modality could result in unemployment, exodus and Juruna marginality.

Apetrechos de Pesca Ornamental Utilizados pelos Juruna da Terra Indígena Paquiçamba (Pará, Brasil)