Costa Rica Fishing

Nestled on Drake Bay in the secluded Osa Peninsula, the Aguila de Osa Inn offers fishing, hiking, diving, and dining.

Blue Wing International, Rain Goddess and Rio Indio Lodge provide first class sportfishing, guided tours, and rain forest tours. all National Parks...

Located for 15 years on the Northwest coast of Costa Rica, they offer the waters in front of Tamarindo,  well known as one of the "hot spots" for world class sportfishing!

Captain Warren Sellers was one of the first sport fishing captains in Costa Rica. Captain Warren came to Costa Rica in 1974, and was hired to captain a boat at Bahia Pez Vela, a fishing camp in the northern part of Costa Rica. He bought a 22 ft Boston Whaler and together with his friend Randy began Tamarindo's first sportfishing operation.

Two oceans, beautiful lakes and hundreds of rivers all add up to some of the best fishing for more species at any time of the year than you're likely to find anywhere else in the world.

Costa Rica Sportfishing is operated by the Aikens family, a well known sportfishing family from the east coast of the U.S.

Crocodile Bay Lodge is the newest fishing and adventure tour lodge in Costa Rica.  Offering offshore and inshore fishing.

Fish the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica with Captain Mark Corn on a 30-ft. Stamas with a superwide 11-ft. 2" beam. Seventeen years experience fishing these waters.

Fish Costa Rica aboard the Strike Force, a custom 26 foot open sport fisherman with Captain Ezequiel Amaya, a tournament captain whose teams have taken first place honors in many tournaments in the last 10 years.

Costa Rica Fishing is outstanding. Sailfish are most abundant throughout the year, however during the months of late December through May you should expect to see many free jumpers and excessive amounts of fish. Quepos fishing is Like no other place in the world. Marlin, Sailfish are taken year round with usually about 5 to 15 fish a day.

All of our fishing is in respect of I.G.F.A and local regulation concerning the protection of nature and fish established by MARENA in Nicaragua , MINAE in Costa Rica: we catch and release.

Whether you are searching for exotic and exciting freshwater species or a trophy billfish and tarpon, Costa Rica offers the discriminating angler an abundence of choices.

Offshore for marlin, pacific sail, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, all 45 minutes from the dock. Inshore for grouper, snapper, snook, roosterfish and many other in the eco-rich GolfoDulce.