Blue Lobster invites you to visit one of the most opulent fishing destinations in the world and explore it with them. If you’re not familiar with Panama’s fishing traits, all you need to know is that the name of nearby island Taboga means “abundant fish” in the indigenous language.
Captain Gustavo Moscoso is local to this area and he knows every hidden gem. He’ll give a helping hand to novice anglers and teach them a couple of tricks, but his main focus is for people to have fun on his trips and leave the boat smiling. He speaks both Spanish and English.
There are 2 main destinations to choose from. You can go to Taboga Island, which is only 20 minutes away from your launching spot. There’s a variety of fish species to catch there and it’s the best location you can go to if you’re a beginner because the action is slower than on the other island.
This brings us to Otoque island. You can catch big Yellowtail, Snapper, Grouper, Barracuda, Marlin, Roosterfish, Tuna, and lots more. It takes one hour to reach the spot but it surely pays off. The fish here grow to massive sizes and will always give a great fight.
You’ll be fishing from a 25’ Cobia center console that accommodates up to 7 anglers. The boat was newly restored in 2019 and has all the necessary navigational and safety equipment. There’s also a cooler on the boat to keep your drinks cold at all times.
Make sure you have your ID with you in case the Coast Guard checks the boat. Bring your snacks, drinks, and sunscreen. The captain has a few spinning and trolling rods but he prefers for you to bring your own equipment.
Blue Lobster is your gateway to a perfect day in Panama. Book now and get ready to be amazed!
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- US $550 per group, additional US $25 per person after 4 guests - Half Day Trip – Bottom Fishing (4 hours)
- US $625 per group, additional US $25 per person after 4 guests - Half Day Taboga Trip (4 hours)
- US $650 per group, additional US $25 per person after 4 guests - Full Day Trip – Bottom Fishing (8 hours)
- US $750 per group, additional US $25 per person after 4 guests - Full Day Trip – Taboga Island (8 hours)
- US $875 per group, additional US $50 per person after 4 guests - Full Day Trip – Otoque Island (8 hours)
- US $950 per group, additional US $25 per person after 4 guests - Full Day Trip – 20 Fathom (8 hours)
- US $1,330 per group, additional US $150 per person after 4 guests - Las Perlas/Contadora/Saboga Trip (8 hours)
- US $1,330 per group - Marlin Hall (8 hours)
- US $1,775 per group, additional US $250 per person after 4 guests - Las Perlas Archipelago Trip (8 hours)
- Toilet
- GPS Humminbird Helix
- Fishfinder
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Live Bait Well
- Kitchen Bbq
- Outriggers
- Tuna Tubes
- Ice Box
- Rods, reels & tackle (Penn)
- Live Bait
- Lures
- Catch cleaning & filleting
- Drinks (Water)
- First Mate (Tips are appreaciated)
- Nearshore Fishing
- Offshore Fishing
- Reef Fishing
- Wreck Fishing
- Bottom Fishing
- Trolling
- Spinning
- Jigging
- Popping
- Drift Fishing
- Bowfishing
- Handline
- Deep Sea Fishing
- Bonito
- Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
- Roosterfish
- Sailfish
- Snapper (Cubera)
- Snapper (Red)
- Spanish Mackerel
- Tuna (Albacore)
- Tuna (Yellowfin)
- Wahoo
- Yellowtail Amberjack
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