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For the Dorado, it wasn't about the freshwater Dorado, wasn't about the size of the fish.

The story from the indigenous people are that it was the son of Tupah. Tupah is the god of the sun and he had two

in the jungles of Bolivia. One of them is the Jaguar and he the Jaguar controls the jungle and the

Dorado and a Jaguar is you know black in yellow black and gold colored, and the Dorado is black and gold and it controls the river.

So those are the two sons.

So the story was I was looking for the son of

Tupah and we did 40 miles up a river dragging old dugout canoes and going up

and making camps to get to this waterfall where story goes the Sunatupa lives.

I'm Carter Andrews and this is the Tom Rollin podcast. Today's show is with one of my old friends Carter Andrews. Carter and I go way back.

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