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Anglers looking to get on the water in search of their next trophy catch will find this trip to be just what they need. On this trip, you will be running about 20 miles or 40 minutes from the shore where Billfish can be found. If the day is slow in terms of the bite, the captain will even extend the trip a bit. If you'd like to, this trip can include inshore fishing for more options.
Get ready to experience one of the most stunning coastlines in the world! You'll be fishing up to 32 miles offshore to target Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail Amberjack, Cubera Snapper, and more. This trip includes rods, reels, bait, beer, soft drinks, water, ice tea, fruit, and sandwiches. Just be sure to bring some sunscreen, a hat, and your favorite pair of sunglasses, and get ready for the thrill of a lifetime!
You'll enjoy an 8-hour journey to the area's offshore or inshore waters. Offshore you can fish for Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna, and Dorado, while inshore waters offer you to chase Snapper and Roosterfish. The captain provides everything you need except for fly fishing gear.
An 8-hour trip allows more time to target all the exciting species in these waters. Mornings are the prime time to go fishing in this area. Big game fishing targeting species such as Mahi-Mahi, Tunas (black and yellowfin), Sailfish are part of the main goal. If we do coastal fishing, we aim for Rooster fish and Amberjacks. We look forward to fishing with you! Bottled water, sodas, chips, beer, fresh fruit, and sandwiches are provided.
On this trip, we go with the objective of making excellent large catches. We can experience the power and strength of marine life. We can find currents to search for Goldfish with live bait and use octopus lures to catch species such as Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna, and many more. Come aboard and live one of the greatest experiences in fishing.
Looking to test your angling skills against some of the ocean's most formidable creatures? Set off on a journey through crystal-clear waters as you target Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, Tuna, or other prized inshore or bottom fishing. Our experienced captain and crew provide unparalleled expertise and personalized attention on this unforgettable day on the water. This private charter offers the ultimate full-day fishing adventure on the Pacific coast. A true angler's dream come true. Food & drinks included.
Drinks and fruits included.
This all-day fishing trip offers the possibility of catching marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, and wahoo. Travel distances range from 20 to 40 miles. Fishing equipment is included. The boat trip includes: lunches, drinks, snacks, water, cold tea, sodas, and beer. Fishing with bait such as balihoo and lures, among others.
Sailfish are fast Billfish known for explosive runs and acrobatic leaps. Costa Rica is famous for big numbers and consistent bluewater action. Warm Pacific currents concentrate Sailfish within reach of top ports year-round.
Captains troll teasers and ballyhoo to raise fish, then pitch circle-hooked baits. This keeps hookups solid and allows quick, healthy releases. Kite fishing and fly fishing with teaser lines also work when fish are finicky. Crews run clean spreads, switch-bait fast, and keep you in the fight.
Most trips are full-day offshore runs to deep sea edges and current lines. Runs can be 20 to 40 miles, depending on conditions. Expect professional gear, quality bait, and a safety briefing before lines go out. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized glasses, and seasickness meds if needed. Families and first-timers do well here with patient, English-speaking crews.
Top areas include the Central Pacific near Los Sueños and Quepos. The Southern Zone around the Osa Peninsula and Golfito sees strong pushes. Farther north, Guanacaste and the Gulf of Papagayo offer productive seasonal bites. The Caribbean sees fewer Sailfish, but action can pop with favorable currents.
Check current Costa Rica fishing license, permit, season, and harvest rules before you go. Billfish are protected and are typically catch-and-release; confirm rules with your captain. Many crews tag and release fish to support science and healthy stocks.
