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15 species in one day!!!!

Julho 08, 2021 Tamarindo 4 fotos
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Amberjack
Seríola
Bonito
Bonito
Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
Dourado-do-mar
Jack Crevalle
Xaréu-comum
Snapper (Red)
Pargo-vermelho
Snapper (Yellowtail)
Pargo-rabirrubio
Triggerfish (Gray)
Peixe-porco
Tuna (Yellowfin)
Atum-albacora
Tuna (Skipjack)
Gaiado
Tuna (Dogtooth)
Atum-dente-de-cão
Wahoo
Cavala-da-Índia
Snapper (Cubera)
Pargo-cubera

Resumo da Viagem

What a crazy day !!! A wahoo in the first half an hour, followed by a mahi mahi and a yellowfin tuna. Then we moved on to catch a huge tuna mackerel, rock snapper, sand snapper, cubera snapper, amberjack, trigger fishes, red snapper, more tunas, a spinner shark, and more and more. The day was non-stop fish on ! It was what dreams are made of.
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Sea Breeze Tours
Tamarindo, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
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Sea Breeze Fishing & Adventures is a charter run by ocean lovers who enjoy every second on the water and adore the sea life. Join them on one of their trips and discover the gorgeous scenery, hidden beaches and nearshore reefs of Tamarindo, Costa Rica...

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