Inshore Fishing Costa Rica Half Day
What your day looks like
The boat picks your group up at the Paquera Ferry landing or agreed upon pick up point and time. We make the short run to the fishing area and start fishing. We fish for 4-5 hours before returning to the drop-off point. During the tour, you can enjoy cold drinks, including beer, snacks fruit, and lunch.
The experience, in brief
- Spend a halfday on a powerboat rigged for sport fishing with professional bilingual guides
- Enjoy an inshore fishing halfday is fun and dynamic
- Enjoy cold drinks, including beer, snacks fruit, and lunch
The journey, in full
Our inshore fishing Costa Rica 1/2 day tour takes you on an adventure in search of fish such as roosterfish, jack crevalle, bigeye trevally, needlefish, skipjack tuna, barracuda, snapper, and groupers. If the mahi-mahi is running we can also target these on a 1/2 day tour as they are close to shore. We can do a morning or afternoon tour depending on your schedule. The mornings are usually good because the risk of wind is low and it is easier to fish. This is an ideal tour for families as well as the seasoned angler. Inshore fishing in Costa Rica is fun because it is usually very dynamic. We troll live or dead bait, cast poppers and stick baits, and bottom fish to catch the fish we are fishing for. We have 2 fishing boats to choose from according to your budget. Your captain is Thomas Jones who is also the owner of Bahia Rica. He is a marine biologist by profession and a member of Pro Staff Costa Rica. He has more hours logged in the area than anyone else and will do whatever is necessary to put you on the fish. The boat picks your group up at the Paquera Ferry landing or agreed upon pick up point and time. We make the short run to the fishing area and start fishing. We fish for 4-5 hours before returning to the drop-off point. During the tour, you can enjoy cold drinks, including beer, snacks fruit, and lunch.
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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Optional Add-ons
Per person over 4 with a maximum of 6 in total - 50.00 Per Person
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business