Sport Fishing

Holiday Fishing! 100% effective fishing!

Inshore $ 380 up to 4, 5 hours
The region around Quepos offers some of the best sea fishing opportunities; inshore and offshore all year round. The warmth and tranquility of the waters have favored the development of an abundant and rich marine life found in abundance; marlin, sailfish, snapper, Amberjack, Wahoo, Dorado, Yellow, big eye tuna, roosterfish.
Our tour consists of five hours, half day fishing on the shore. Fishing with live bait, the panga with customer risk policy and is registered by the ICT and
tourist fishing license. The panga measures 7.85 long and 2 meters wide, the motor is 70 horses, four times, the fishing equipment for clients including reels Chimane 6500 automatic 25 to 50 pounds with power line and poles pro sty ugly tiger.
This fishing is 100% effective, we can find snook, rooster, red snapper, snapper snapper, mackerel, horse mackerel, barracuda, sea bass among others.
Price up to four persons, including transfers to and from hotels in Quepos and Manuel Antonio.
Room Rates from $ 20 per person per noche.www.naturalpacificsuites.com

RECENT CATCHS!

Sport Fishing: Catch and Release!

Did you know that,Costa Rica has some of the best Sport Fishing in the world. The Pacific side has incredible fishing for Sailfish, Marlin, Dorado, Tuna, Wahoo, Roosterfish, Snapper, and more. Also Costa Rica holds the world record for marlin and sailfish catches in international tournament history. It also has posted more “grand slam” records (all three species of marling and or more sailfish caught in the same day) than anywhere else in the world. The country’s strict catch and release policy ensures the continued health of the game fishing population for years to come. The big draw here is the blue marlin – the “bull of the ocean.” Although they are present year round, the prime months are May, June and July. This is also when tuna begin to school close to shore and Dorado fishing is at its best.

COSTA RICA GENERAL FISHING CHART Pacific Coast

Species

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Pacific Blue Marlin

x

Black Marlin

x

Pacific Sailfish

x

Dorado

x

Snapper

x

Yellowfin Tuna

x

Roosterfish

x

X: Represents the highs fishing season for an specific month : all spicies can be caugh all year round.

Caribbean

The canals and rivers of the northern Caribbean coast boast some of the best snook and tarpon fishing in the world, and they are lined with lush rain forest, which adds to the natural experience. The tarpon average about 80 pounds in the Caribbean canals, and though the snook are much smaller, they are good little fighters that taste great. About half a dozen fishing lodges are located in Barra del Colorado, Tortuguero and Parismina, all on the canals, and the houseboat Rain Goddess offers roving adventure that let anglers fish the canals, several rivers and hidden lakes.
Seasons
Tarpon: They’re always around, with traditional high season from December through May, but that was a number of years ago when all of the lodges were fishing with 16-foot boats and couln’t get outside the river mouths as they do today with lager boats designed for that purpose.
Snook: Big snook generally peak from March through Mayand again September through the end of November.
Fat Snook: (Calba) Peak from mid-Novemberthrough late January, but often make an appearance much earlier.
Billfish: When you can get outside to the blue water you will find Atlantic blue marlin most any time of the year. Most are caught from February through September.
Wahoo: Plentiful on the outside from early February through mid June.
Dorado: Caught jus outside the river mouths throughout the year. Best fishing is when the runoff carries out the debris that forms inshore trash lines.
Tripletail: January through June.
Kingfish, Spanish and Cero Mackerel, Jack Crevalle, Barracuda: Abundant close to shore any time te ocean is flat.