Full Day Offshore Fishing Costa Rica
What your day looks like
We will pick you up at he the Paquera ferry landing or the agreed-upon location between 06:00 and 07:00. Depending on the bite we run to our desired starting point and set out the spread. Should we come across tuna we switch out the standard billfish spread to a tuna spread or break out the casting gear to try to catch one on topwater. During the day, you will get to enjoy snacks, fresh fruit, lunch, and beverages including beer. We are then back to the drop-off point at between 16:30 and 17:30.
The experience, in brief
- Spend a fullday on a powerboat rigged for sport fishing with professional bilingual guides
- Hang out the billfish and possible to encounter schools of yellowfin tuna and mahimahi
- Enjoy cold drinks, including beer, snacks fruit, and lunch
The journey, in full
In Costa Rica, offshore fishing is one of its main attractions. The billfish action is of world-class caliber. In the same areas as the billfish hang out, it is possible to encounter schools of yellowfin tuna and mahi-mahi. The season is all year round with some general rules of thumb. The largest number of sailfish are found from December to the end of April. The marlin is usually running strongest in the rainy season from May to December. Tunas are abundant all year round and mahi-mahi are more common from September to January. However, you can catch anything at any time of the year. Most of the fishing is done by trolling. It is common to run between 20-35 miles before we start fishing. Since we are centrally located we can fish both Cabo Blanco and south towards Quepos in the same areas as the boats from Los Sueños. This all depends upon the reports from the previous days. We use a mix of dead baits, dead baits combined with artificials and plain artificials in our spread. If live bait is available or we catch some offshore we also use this. We also run several teasers for the bait and switch technique which is a blast.
Your day, step by step
Paquera
Fishing.
What to know before booking
Included
Bait Fishing Gear Insurance through INS (Instituto National de Seguros) Safety equipment and life vests Multi-lingual guide
What to Bring
Sunglasses Sunscreen Hat / cap / visor Long-arm shirt (we sell UPF50+ shirts and accessories) Light rain gear in the rainy season (May-Nov) Copy of passport and photo of entry stamp (in case Coast Guards inspects us) Towels (if you want to take a swim) You need a Costa Rican fishing license
Meeting & Pickup
Tour departs from Bahia Rica beach.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business