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Fishing report
What we’ve been catching, month by month — water conditions, the species running, and what to expect if you’re planning a trip.
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Fishing Report, November 2021
The fishing has been very good. We have caught some good Cubera Snappers with topwater lures and Roosterfish as well. In the estuary, mangrove snapper and…
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Fishing Report, October 2021
Mahi mahi are beginning to bite near to Caño Island. Yellowfin tunas and some wahoos are also biting. If you are staying or live in the…
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Fishing Forecast
We are entering the rainiest month of the year, October. The rivers begin to throw logs and other types of floating objects into the sea. So…
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Fishing Report, July 2021
Near to Caño Island wahoos keep biting our trolling lures and yellowfin tuna as well. Along the currents we are already finding some small mahi and even some sailfish…
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Fishing Report, June 2021
Fishing is definitely improving day by day near to Caño Island and in front of Corcovado National Park. We have had constant good-sized wahoo bites and…
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Fishing Forecast, Jun 2021
For June, the rainy season of Costa Rica will be established. Because of these rains, the water on the sea surface will stay cold, so fish…
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Fishing Report, March 2021
In the last few days, we have been having success with jigging fishing from 70 to 150 feet deep. Pompanos, Groupers, Jacks, Red Snapper and even…
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Fishing Report, February 2021
Fishing in February has been even better than in January. Yellowfin tunas continue to bite near to Caño Island. Cubera snappers are also biting, in fact…
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Fishing Report, Jan 2021
Fishing in January has been very good, especially nearby Caño Island. We have had a lot of yellowfin tuna with an average weight of 15 pounds.…
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Fishing Report, December 2020
Fishing in December has been very good. Near to Caño Island there have been many yellowfin tunas, we have also caught some wahoos and snappers. Schools…
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