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Popular Swordfish fishing Charters in Panamá  . Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

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<p>Panama fishing charters unlock access to one of the world's premier sportfishing destinations, renowned for its exceptional variety and year-round action. Anglers target massive Blue and Black Marlin in deep offshore waters, particularly around hotspots like Hannibal Bank and Isla Montuosa, where Sailfish and Yellowfin Tuna also thrive. The Pacific Coast's nutrient-rich currents create ideal conditions for pelagic giants, with Wahoo and Mahi-Mahi adding explosive action to any excursion.</p>

<p>Nearshore ecosystems teem with hard-fighting Roosterfish and Cubera Snapper, while the labyrinthine Panama Canal offers legendary inshore opportunities. Here, trophy Tarpon exceeding 100 pounds patrol the brackish waterways alongside Snook, creating unforgettable battles amidst lush mangrove forests. The country's unique geography allows anglers to experience bluewater trolling, reef fishing, and river casting—all within a single trip.</p>

<p>Private Panama fishing charters cater to every preference, from half-day inshore adventures to multi-day offshore expeditions. With no fishing license required and professionally equipped boats available nationwide, accessing these world-class fisheries has never been easier. Whether targeting billfish in the open ocean or sight-casting for inshore species, Panama delivers unparalleled diversity and consistent action for anglers at every skill level.</p>

<p>
	Inshore anglers can look forward to the action getting even more exciting. Anglers looking to beat their personal best on Roosterfish should head out, ready for a fight. Schools of Yellowfin Tuna show up around Pi&ntilde;as Bay.</p>


<p>
	The temperature is quite comfortable, the only sweat you&rsquo;ll break is from the red-hot Marlin action. Bring a waterproof jacket on your fishing trip anyway, as occasional showers can occur.</p>


<p>
	It might be hard to decide on one species to target. Luckily, December helps with that! Black and Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna, Roosterfish, and more are all excellent this time of year.</p>


<p>
	The exciting offshore adventure continues into February with Marlin, Sailfish and various Tunas. You can test your mettle against several species of Jacks that are excellent this time of year.</p>


<p>
	The most popular month for Black Marlin. You can hook also hook up Yellowfin Tuna, big Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and other species. It&rsquo;s the perfect excuse to leave the cold at home and enjoy the hot action!</p>


<p>
	If you aren&rsquo;t sure what fish you want to go after, July is the month for you. Fishing is productive for a number of species like Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Roosterfish, Snappers, Groupers, and others!</p>


<p>
	Sailfish season is in full swing, with multiple bites per day being common. Other pelagics like Blue, Black, and Striped Marlin are still good. Looking for a record Roosterfish? Specimens weighing over 70 lb have been caught in June.</p>


<p>
	The famous Roosterfish can be reliably targeted during March. Cubera Snapper bite like crazy, while Striped Marlin&nbsp;start&nbsp;moving in closer to the coastline. Yellowfin Tuna is voracious and a popular target for many anglers.</p>


<p>
	The wind starts blowing from the south, bringing a lot of Sailfish with it. They come in as close as a couple of miles off the shore, so if you&rsquo;re looking for a picture to brag about, now&rsquo;s the time.</p>


<p>
	Mahi Mahi, Black and Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna &ndash; the list of excellent targets goes on. The rainy season ends in November and debris-lines from the past season can make for excellent feeding grounds for fish.</p>


<p>
	If you&rsquo;re not looking to reel in numbers but trophies, this is the month for you. Big Cubera Snapper and large Roosterfish can be hooked up in bays along the Pacific Coast.</p>


<p>
	Wahoo has arrived in full force and anglers are targeting it left, right, and center. Black and Blue Marlin fishing is still excellent, so remember to bring a camera to capture these incredible fish.</p>


<p>
	Legend has it that Panama means &ldquo;land of many fish,&rdquo; as the natives told the gold-seeking Spanish centuries ago. True or not, it perfectly describes Panama fishing today, arguably one of the best big fish locales in the world!</p>
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	Where to go</h3>
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	Panama City</h4>
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	The capital of the country is famous for having premier fishing right off the coast. If hooking up big fish on light tackle revs your fishing engines, the Pacific waters of Panama are the place to be. The offshore waters are full of Blue and Black Marlin, Sailfish, and other pelagic predators but that&rsquo;s not the whole picture. Anglers looking to test their fishing muscles can target Jack Crevalle, Bigeye and Bluefin Trevally, and Roosterfish, just&nbsp;get&nbsp;ready for an impressive pull.</p>
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	Isla de Coiba</h4>
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	The island is blessed with unique ocean topography &ndash; it&rsquo;s connected to the Galapagos Islands with an underwater mountain chain. That has led to a who&rsquo;s who of rare fish swimming around the island. As good as the nearshore action is on the gorgeous Isla de Coiba, it gets red-hot offshore! Hannibal Banks is a sea-mount approximately 20 miles west of the island, plateauing at around 120 feet of water, while surrounded on all sides by waters several miles deep. This natural phenomenon is a predator magnet, with all sorts of Billfish and Tuna converging here. If you&rsquo;re looking for the biggest Black Marlin, this is the place to be!</p>
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	Atlantic Ocean</h4>
<p>
	While Panama is known best for amazing fishing in the Pacific, the Atlantic Ocean has plenty to offer to any angler. The less-developed marine infrastructure on the northern coast has driven most anglers down south but things have steadily improved since the 1990s. This can work to your advantage too, as the fishing pressure is much lighter on the northern coast.</p>
<h3>
	Where to fish</h3>
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	Offshore</h4>
<p>
	Pelagic predators aplenty, the offshore waters of Panama boast some of the finest offshore fishing on the planet. Blue and Black Marlin are one of the staples of fishing here: you can target them year-round. The action heats up&nbsp;especially&nbsp;between December and April. Striped Marlin&nbsp;swim&nbsp;into Pinas Bay around March. You can hook up some real monsters, with the average Marlin being in the 300+ lb range. Wahoo, usually weighing over 15 lb, start rolling in just as the high season for Billfish closes, so you can keep the intense action going! Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna, and Sailfish also stalk the offshore waters, waiting for the right angler to show up for a tough battle.</p>
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	Nearshore</h4>
<p>
	There are numerous islands dotting the nearshore waters off the coast of Panama, as well as many underwater reefs and other structures. This all leads to excellent fishing, whether you&rsquo;re a fan of bottom fishing, drifting, trolling, or casting. Tasty Cubera Snapper, various Groupers, Wahoo, and many other colorful species can be targeted. Panama Rooster fishing is known&nbsp;world-wide. You can target massive Roosterfish, a challenging fight worthy of including in your fishing stories!&nbsp;Nearshore&nbsp;action is good year-round, as long as you&#39;re with a captain who knows the right spots to fish.</p>
<h4>
	Inshore</h4>
<p>
	Snook and Tarpon are the stars of the coastline and rivers of Panama. The Panama Canal is a very productive spot to go after huge Tarpon &ndash; anglers report an&nbsp;average of around 100 lb with the occasional monster weighing at over 200 lb. Tarpon&nbsp;are&nbsp;best at the start of the year, in January and February. Stalking the mangroves for Snook is rewarding just for the gorgeous tropical nature surrounding you, not to mention the amazing Snook fishing! You can reliably target them in the mouths of rivers and further inshore from December to May.</p>
<h3>
	Need to know before you go</h3>
<p>
	You should catch and release the larger reef-dwelling fish. Larger specimens can disappoint you if you&rsquo;re interested in good eating &ndash; they might have the Ciguatera toxin which, while very rarely lethal, is certainly unpleasant. Smaller fish can go straight in the pan, though!</p>
<p>
	You don&rsquo;t need a license to fish in Panama and there are no limits on how much fish you can keep. If you&rsquo;re planning on fishing on Isla Coiba you should set aside $50, it&rsquo;s a fee paid per boat, per week. To protect the wildlife of the island, all fish are catch-and-release only.</p>
<p>
	Whether you&rsquo;re just looking to soak some rays and do some light angling or you dream of a trophy Black Marlin, Panama has the fishing trip for you! Book a trip in this tropical paradise now to take the first step towards your new favorite fishing destination.</p>


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