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Check out Queposfishingpackages.com 2015 fishing report in Quepos. Also check out the pictures of the anglers who had enjoyed there fishing trip with us.

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December 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

December 29: Ed Kelley out on the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rocco today finally seeing a turnaround on the return of the Sailfish. Releasing 5 Sailfish today. While inshore clients on the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rudy had 4 Jacks and 2 Snappers.

December 28: A half day inshore today only resulted in 1 nice Roosterfish.

December 23: Todd Reiter out with his sons headed out for some bottom fishing and action and that they had with 10 Grouper and the release of 1 Sailfish.

December 21: Clients out with us today on the 33' Dawson released 1 Sailfish and 2 Yellowfin Tuna that provided wonderful Shashimi for the group.

Decemeber 16: Kathy Koshowski and her family out for day 2 with some good reports from the 33' Dawson with Captain Rudy getting 4 Nice Yellowfin Tuna and releasing 1 Sailfish

December 14: Kathy Koshowski on her first day of 4 fishing with us arrived when the bite offshore has been really quiet here after amazing reports through November and into December so Captain Rudy headed to the Furuno for some bottom fishing where there was lots of action for the family with 5 Snappers, 4 Grouper and 2 Amberjack. Stay tuned for more reports.....

December 13: Karra and Danny friends of the Bertch's went out for an afternoon Sunset cruise on the MoonWalker and totally enjoyed a coastal cruise and put in some lines on the return and got themselves 6 Mackeral.

December 12: Therese Mathers returning this year for some more inshore action which has been the place to be for anglers. Richly rewarded today with her friends getting Roosterfish, Spanish Mackeral, Red Snapper and Jacks

December 10: Andrew Chilmon with his group offshore experiencing the effects of El Nino with warmer waters pushing out far and like the remainder of the fleet came up empty handed

December 7: Mike O'Donnell and his buddies here to seek a tangle with the Prize Fighting Roosterfish. They were rewarded with 4 Roosterfish and a Big Eye Jack. Offshore saw lots of Mahi Mahi today

December 6: A bit slow for the fleet today on Sails but clients got a nice dinner fish with a Mahi Mahi

December 2: Clients out on the 33' Dawson released 1 Sailfish and had 1 Tuna as well

December 1: Gabriel Fletcher out with Capt. Rudy saw some sails but they weren't eating today. But thankfully a nice Mahi Mahi was and served up dinner for these folks.

November 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

November 28: Anne Soderman on the 33′ Dawson today releasing 2 sailfish and 1 strike on a Marlin. Lots of Msrlin around

November 27: Brian Boeing on his final of 3 days on the Dawson seeking a Marlin got lucky enough to have 2 in the spread today but no release but did release a sailfish

November 26: Happy Thanksgiving to all. We are very blessed to be here in our 14th season in Quepos and still with fabulous fishing reports. Mike Favre and his wife Darlene and family celebrating today offshore with Capt. Rudy on the 33' Dawson MoonWalker with sites on 2 Marlin today but no conversion to a release. However they did release a Sailfish.

November 25: Brian Boeing set off for his second day offshore today aboard the 33' Dawson specifically seeking a marlin and only had luck with Sailfish releasing 2 Sailfish today.

November 23: Waking up to Sunny Skies and calm waters Sherry and Brian Boeing and their group arrived at the Marina for their first of 3 days fishing with us aboard the 33' Dawson MoonWalker with Capt. Rudy Solano. Leaving nothing to be desired a great day for all of them. Releasing 5 Sailfish and also getting a Mahi for some dinner. Lots of fun and looking forward to Wednesday!

November 20: Well after the big swells on Wedneday, the Savages woke up this am to nice flat seas and headed offshore today by themselves with Capt. Rudy Solano being away from the fleet today we were hit with some nice luck and hitting a school of Yellowfin with a total of 4 today, the first an 8 lber, then another football size 15 lb. yellowfin then a 100+ lb. Yellow fin on the line but spits the hook. Finalizing the day with a 120 lb. Yellow Fin Tuna setting the standard for the crews. Shashimi!!!!

November 18: Today for Paul Savage and his group on the 33' Dawson MoonWalker despite some big swells out there went to 40 miles and worked back to Release a Sailfish at 35 miles. Clients on the 33' Strike with Capt. Nano got some dinner luck with 1 Mahi and clients aboard the 31' with Capt. Manuel got 3 Mahi on a half day charter. Mucushla out of Los Suenos found some action with a Marlin, Sails and Dorado under a log however when the other boats showed up there was no more action.

November 12th: The Butlers out with Capt. Rafa had a Marlin come up but no conversion and was the only action of the day.

November 10th: Clients out with Capt. Rafa today having the most luck in the Fleet with a Marlin, a Sailfish and 2 Mahi Mahi

October 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

October 12: Josh Amiot fishing today with us aboard the 33' Dawson with Captain Rudy. Clients hooking up with their "Catch of a Lifetime!" Releasing a 400 pound Blue Marlin!

September 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

September 2: Jeromey Ward and his buddies went offshore today with Capt. Rudy and had spectacular success on the Tuna picking up 6 Yellowfin for some good Sashimi and also released 2 Sailfish

August 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

August 29: Phil Kinney spent a day offshore with no luck on Sails but go a couple of nice Mahi for Dinner

August 15: Laura Feely and her family enjoyed the luxury of our 44' Luhrs with Captain Jesus and Memo today starting off inshore for a nice snapper and a corvina and then went offshore for a Sailfish release and a beautiful Tuna for Dinner.

July 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

July 15: Jon Petty took his kids for a Half day of inshore fishing and got one nice Triple Tail, 3 Barracuda and 2 needlefish.

June 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

June 26: Richard Spitzer had lots of fun on a half day charter with Grouper, Snapper and 4 RoosterFish.

June 23: Michael Kalmes and his wife spent a half day Inshore and had some fun tagging a Roosterfish for Gray Taxidermy

June 22: Susan Veasey in a half day Offshore had a good morning bite and released 2 Sailfish and also got 3 Mahi Mahi for a great dinner.

June 13: Joshua Bull returning to Quepos after having a great trip with his brothers and his Dad here in May here with his wife for the weekend spent a half day inshore with lots and lots of top water fishing with Mullet and light tackle boated 3 beautiful snook and with lots more bites, lots of action and lots of fun.

June 11: Nikki and her husband visiting here in Costa Rica and wanted to take advantage of the fishing after hearing from her friend Marthas catch of a giant Black Marlin a few years back. they released 1 Sailfish and had so much action bottom fishing and got 5 snapper and 7 Grouper so great for dinner.

June 6: Nikki having time for a half day inshore released a nice Roosterfish and a Spanish Mackeral

May 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

May 26: Marlin, Marlin Marlin abound for Chuck Wilson and his kids. 5 Marlin Bites today, 2 hooked up 1 bill wrapped itself in the teaser line and jumped all over the place and he was a monster line was cut and the 2nd broke the line but proved for a really fun Marlin fishing day. Clients on the 31 had one wahoo and 1 small tuna.

May 21: Jamie Alexander and his wife with some fly ambition but conventional as well spent an eventful half day inshore with Pepsi having some shots on the fly but unsuccessful in the conversion, however conventionally had 3 nice snook, 3 Roosterfish and several Jacks. Nice half day.

May 18: The offshore reports have been very very sparse this week, Only a couple of captains out there reporting 1 Sailfish in a Full Day Offshore, hoping the bite will turn around for our anglers by the end of the week.

May 10: The Aultman group of 8 adults all High School friends here celebrating their 50th Birthdays spent a Full day offshore aboard the 33' Dawson and having lots of fun with the release of 2 Sailfish and 1 nice Mahi Mahi for Dinner. While Alejandro Rodriguez having never released a Sailfish before took on a 3/4 day offshore with captain Rafa and after releasing his first Sailfish hooked into a 400 lb. Black Marlin which took him well past his 3/4 day 😉 and released his bucket list Fish!!!

May 9: Day 5 wrap up for Joshua, Justin and Patrick Broome finishing their 5th day with 4 Sailfish and yes another Blue Marlin feeding under a log most of the day finally enticed in the afternoon!

May 8: Day 4 for the Broome boys and their dad with the release of 6 Sailfish today.

May 8: Some days are just plain AMAZING out on the Water today having one Happy Family out there with the release of one Sailfish but 4 Bites on Marlin and a Double Hook up on the Marlin, one breaking the line but the other to the boat after putting on its phenomenal Dance in the Sport for Kings.

May 6: Well after a very slow day one and Dad Arnold Broome releasing one Sailfish for their practice day, Day 2 brought the 1st Sailfish release for Patrick Broome and Joshua after fighting this beautiful Blue Marlin at 350 lbs for an hour and a half released this beauty back in for a great second day. Tomorrow will be inshore so lets see how they do. Chris Pinckney and Richard on the 33' with Captain Rocco found a log and underneath a mine of 14 Dorados.

May 5: Well with all this crazy surf and destruction by the sea today was a challenge for anglers fishing inshore having to stay away from the shore and surf and fishing the Rock Structure Chris Pinckney and Richard Adan arriving at noon did a half day inshore with Ricardo and Rudy and got 2 Roosterfish and 2 Jacks, Hope the offshore bite turns a bit, Todays anglers, Josh Broome with his Dad Arnold and brothers spent the first of 5 days here fishing and slow for all the fleet releasing only 1 Sailfish, Clients on the 33' Dawson with Rocco also released 1 Sailfish and also had a Mahi.

April 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

April 27: Peter Getman returning to Quepos for the third time this season brought 5 of his children offshore today and released 7 Sailfish so everyone got a great opportunity to release a Sailfish.

April 16: Day 4 with Team 21 from Western Austrailia aboard the MoonWalker currently ranked in 19th the team, hoping for a great day with a lot of fish. Stay tuned.......

April 15: Day 3 Offshore World Championship, Quepos Costa Rica, so Day 3 results are 722 Sailfish Released, 3 Blue Marlin, 1 Black Marlin, 3 Dorado and 1 Tuna. So with one more day of fishing the teams are out there vying for the top spot. MoonWalker in 25th at lines out today. Tuna Bite leading the pack followed by Epic and Sea Fly.

Day Three of the 16th Annual Offshore World Championship sport fishing tournament continued to re-write the record book. By lines out, anglers tallied 721 sailfish, 3 blue marlin and 1 black marlin to bring the three day total to 2,492 billfish releases beating last year's record three day total by 178.

April 14: Day 2 of the OWC 2015. Team 38 Bermuda aboard today. Stay tuned for report at lines out of water.

The result was a new single day tournament release record with 940 sailfish, one black marlin and one striped marlin. The white-hot bite continued from Day One with several teams recording multiple double and triple hook-ups during the day. Team Torneio de Peixes de Bico, Brazil, released 30 sailfish and weighed a 28-pound wahoo to claim the top team spot for Day Two with 6,028 points. The championship anglers mainly target sailfish, worth 200-points per release. A blue, black or striped marlin will earn 500-points per release. Tuna, wahoo and dorado, also score team points and count for individual prizes.

The MoonWalker in position 21 of the 67 boats

April 13: Day 1 of the Offshore World Championship here in Quepos Costa Rica. with 67 participating Boats here out of our fleet in Quepos and boats from the entire Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. 67 Teams consisting of 317 Anglers all striving for the top spot. Today on the MoonWalker with Capt. Rudy Solano at the Helm and First Mate Kelvin Chaves Nunez hosting team #35 from Barbados. Releasing 15 of approximately 38 bites on Sailfish put them in a healthy 20 position at days end and lines out of the water. Final counts for day 1 were 814 Sailfish released, 5 Blue Marlin, 1 Black Marlin and 4 Dorado. Lets see what tomorrow brings.

April 12: Offshore for the Bertsch's aboard the 28' was a slow day with the release of 1 Sailfish and 1 Mahi Mahi, Hope things turn around tomorrow for the first day of the Offshore World Championship 2015 here in Quepos Costa Rica

April 11: In preparation for the Offshore World Championship, Anglers from all over the World decended upon Quepos Costa Rica this week-end for some pre-fishing practice days. With Spain aboard the 33' Dawson today they released 4 Sailfish and anglers aboard the 35' Cabo released 5 Sailfish and the 31' released 3 in a half day. This tournament mandates that the anglers complete the full task of setting lines, hooking fish and releasing the fish. Inshore I got a chance to spend half of the day with Roy Zabata responsible for the World Record Snook caught here last year weighing in at 59 lbs. 8 oz. The day was a bit slow in the morning for live bait not finding schools of sardines for a bit. When we did we obtained 25 or so on the Cervicke rigs and headed towards Parrita. The first Sardine yielded a nice 20 lb. Snook, Second Sardine I had a big snook on but it jumped and danced its way off my hook. Next Cast and I had a nice Rooster Fish. Friends on the 28' Carolina Classic ran out of bait so we gave them 5 which produced a Nice Red Snapper. Continuing with our day we had 1 more Rooster fish and then the last sardine of mine yielded another 15 lb. Snook.

April 9: Robin and Ryan Effa wanted to experience some offshore fishing here in Quepos. They scheduled a 3/4 day offshore and had 5 Sailfish Bites and released 2 of them and were quite delighted. Some Captains reporting a slow bite with the Choates releasing 2 Sails today and other Captains doing great Rafa had flyfisherman Raise 5 but the Sails didn't want to bite the fly so they switched to conventional and released 15 Sailfish. While pre-tournament fishing for the 2015 OWC being held here April 12-17 clients aboard the 45' with Capt. Billy released 5

April 8: Kirk Hegwood with his 2 buddies Chris and Dave boarded the 35' Cabo for a day of Offshore on the pristine waters off of Quepos Costa Rica, returning to the Marina with the release of 8 Sailfish and just so pumped about the experience offshore and of course our crew.

April 7: Bill and Alicia Choate along with their son Mitchell and his friend Carson returning here to Quepos after their last trip 8 years ago. So wonderful to connect with clients that have fished with you before and hear that they are still excited about that day of fishing. 8 years ago Mitchell just a small boy was the talk of the fleet as he spoke perfect Spanish and entertained the crews all day over the Radio while releasing 17 Sailfish on that first trip. Today they were aboard our 33' Dawson and had an equally successful day fishing with the release of 15 Sailfish of 20 Fish Raised and also had a Mahi Mahi. Hope it is not another 8 years before we see them again.

April 04: Chad Stevenson and his son Jack spent their last of 10 days here in Costa Rica offshore aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rocco and First Mate Gabrielle releasing yes 18 Sailfish today. Continuing great Double Digit Fishing Reports.

March 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

March 30: Tom Conch returning for a second time this year with his family took his boys offshore and boy did they have a blast releasing 6 Sailfish and a Mahi Mahi. As soon as they came back to the Marina they were looking to book another day.

March 28: Double Digits for the Jolly Roger fishing team! Releasing 20 sailfish

March 27: Well the Jolly Roger Fishing Team return to Quepos Fishing Packages again this year and not disappointed with their first day, 4 of the team on the 33' Strike released 5 for 6 on Sailfish, 1 for 3 on Marlin and also had 2 Mahi Mahi, the second group on the 33' Dawson went 4 for 6 Sailfish releases and also saw a whale breach and a Thresher Shark and of course lots of dolphins. Lets hope tomorrow is as exciting for them out on the water

March 26: As the final day for the Wilcox group they had a half day inshore which proved to be more fun in the boat as the bite was slow. They did have a monster Rooster on for some time but lost it and only landed one Jack

March 25: Steve Wilcox group for their second day offshore Released 4 Sailfish today down from 14 yesterday.

March 24: Steve Wilcox group for their first of 3 days fishing had a stellar day with Double Digits on Sailfish Releases getting 14 of 20 Bites on Releases.

March 24: Steve Wilcox group aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Kevin had a great day with double digits releasing 14 Sailfish today. Fishing two more days, stay tuned....

March 23: Kevin Heller so pumped after a charter with 10 people today stepped down in boat size and released 7 Sailfish and 1 Mahi Mahi

March 22: If you had one wish what would it be: Well this is not quite surfing but was included in a trip to Costa Rica for Julia with her Dad Peter who released his biggest Sailfish thus far. Releases of 7 Sailfish and one Giant Mahi Mahi which Julia reeled in and provided Dinner for the night.

March 21: New Moon in full force today as clients with Capt. Rafa released 13 Sailfish

March 20: Truly a mixed bag for anglers today while the Moultons, Kerry, Mark, Dillon and Kasey released only one Sailfish the anglers they had join them from an assistance released 3 and the Captain on the 43' released 9 Sailifish and also had a Mahi Mahi

March 19: Doug Combs and Betsy releasing 7 Sailfish today, One Trip to Costa Rica, One Day to Fish and One Shot at fulfilling dreams. Check and done.

March 18: The Leavitt Family had an awesome day out on the water aboard the 35' Cabo having the kids release all the fish "Bigger than Them" Releasing 4 of 6 on Sailfish while the 31' also released 6 Sailfish today.

March 16: Brett Prichard and his girl along with Logan Dahmes released 5 Sailfish today and had an amazingly great experience.

March 15: Todays clients with 6 on board were happy to have all released their first sailfish each and came back after releasing 6 Sailfish at 2:30 Happy customers!

March 12: Alan Kenter on his 2nd full day offshore with us aboard the 28' Carolina Classic releasing 17 Sailfish another Double digit day for Father and son and clients Karen Crouch on the 33' Dawson releasing double digits as well with 11 Sailfish released.

March 11: Gary Willis aboard the 33' Dawson having enjoying another Double Digit Day with the release of 15 Sailfish. Alan Kenter and his son on their first of 3 days aboard the 28' Carolina Classic released 5 Sailfish.

March 9: Jared and Alissa Anderson hearing of the awesome bite going on headed to Quepos to experience World Class Sportfishing with Quepos Fishing Packages and that they did. Releasing 15 Sailfish today! Needless to say they were very pleased with a Double Digit Day.

March 6: Victor and Russ fishing their second day aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Kevin were thrilled to say that in 2 Days they released over 40 Sailfish, Not a bad week-end for them! With 24 on Friday and 17 Releases on Saturday.

March 5: Full Moon fishing???? 24 Sailfish released today for Victor and Russ aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Kevin. Manguera reports the same 24 releases on Sails.

March 4: Randy and Joe Meland aboard the 33′ Dawson thrilled to have released 22 sailfish today. Much I need of a massage!

March 3: Michael Kalmes returned to Quepos from Dominical today to fish for the third year in a row aboard the 33' Dawson and had a stellar day releasing 11 Sailfish. Being just a day away from the Full Moon we will see if these great reports stay with us.

March 2: Amy Godley, Laura, Dave and T spent their final day of 4 with the Chaves brothers aboard the 33' Dawson and doing all of the work in hooking and releasing their Sailfish released 5 today and also gave Kenneth an opportunity to release his first ever Sailfish. While Dustin, Dallas, Steve, Dick and the boys here from Alaska spent the best day of their lives on the 33' Dawson with Captain Rocco releasing 11 Sailfish. Clients with Capt. Manuel released 14 Sailfish today.

March 1: Amy Godley, Laura, Dave and T spending their 3rd day fishing with us went out with the Chaves brothers on the 33 and had a stellar day releasing 10 of the 20 bites. Wanting some fly fishing action they had the shot at about 4 with no conversions but happy for the opportunity and the day was made with a Yellow Fin Tuna.

February 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

February 28: Chris Gault and Jon Dahlager did a full day offshore today running through lots of Pod of Dolphin they had the shot at about 10 fish but releasing 2 of those sailfish. February 27: Brian, Jon, Tim and Dean on their third and final day on the 33 released 4 Sailfish and Amy Godley group inshore fulfilled a dream of getting her first Roosterfish

February 26: Amy Godley group on their first of 4 days of their Quepos Fishing Packages had a great day offshore aboard the 28' with Capt. Ronnie releasing 4 Sailfish which was high number of releases for the fleet today and this week. George Edwards and Shelley celebrating her birthday today aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Kevin released 2 Sailfish, Kyle Johnson on a half day trip released a Sailfish first thing and at 9 miles, mission completed and our Inshore clients Joe, Ron and skip for their third day here fished inshore on the 27' Costa with Ricardo and had 4 Roosterfish, 6 Jacks and 2 nice Spanish Mackeral. Nice day both inshore and offshore for our anglers.

February 25: While Lee Garrod, Andy Stahly and all their kids filled in their one day at leisure here with a trip aboard the 33' Dawson they were lucky enough to release 3 Sailfish and 3 Grouper and lots of bottom fish action to keep the kids busy while Brian, Jon, Tim and Dean aboard the 33' Dawson with Michael at the Helm today also released 3 Sailfish.

February 24: While Noreen Perret's husband her son Austin, Sandra Barr and her Dad who have fished with us in the past decided on a half day inshore this afternoon and got 7 Jacks, no dinner but had fun the morning clients inshore released 1 snook and 1 Roosterfish. While offshore Joe Loicano, Ron and Skip wanted to Bottom fish out at the Furuno it was slow and they caught some small groupers and then moved offshore at 1;00 and released 2 Sailfish.

February 23: George Edwards and his wife Shelly had a great day inshore with Luis Carlos releasing 5 nice Roosterfish and offshore Brian Treece, Jon Ambler, Dean and Tim released 3 Sailfish.

February 22: Joe Loicano, Ron and Tom spent their first of 3 days fishing with us offshore and released 4 Sailfish, clients with Manuel released 4 Sailfish as well.

February 21: David Livingston and his family offshore today released 3 Sailfish, the bite was a morning bite today as Johnny Garafolo and Howard also offshore released 3 Sailfish while Chris from Central American Fishing on the 28' released 7 Sailfish

February 19: Joe Kraus and his family fishing with us after meeting a client from last year on the plane, had a great day releasing 9 Sailfish today.

February 17: Tom Rawn aboard the 28' with Capt. Ronnie released 10 Sailfish today while Taylor Purdue and his family aboard the 33' with Capt. Kevin released 8 Sailfish today.

February 14: AMAZING Fishing Reports today. Rafa on the 28' Released 36 Sailfish, Jose on the 43' 20 Sailfish, Manuel on the 31' 17. Our client Josh Bull got on the 33' this morning and said he would like a Marlin well Bucket List Requests fulfilled he got a 250 lb. Blue Marlin and 7 Sailfish and all by 2:00.

February 13: David Dixon and his family on a 3/4 Day released 7 Sailfish and had a Mahi Mahi for dinner. All the kids (6) of them had a blast catching fish bigger than them. Sebastian and family aboard the 45' Viking released 7 Sailfish as well.

February 11: Lots going on today for our Anglers Curtis Backus on a morning 1/2 day Inshore had 2 really nice Roosterfish and a Spanish Mackeral, while the James Olquin group having been pushed from River fishing with the late night rain did a half day in the afternoon and had great fun releasing 3 Roosterfish and lost a couple as well and also had 3 Spanish Mackeral while offshore Alissa DiBelle and Eddy on a 3/4 day offshore with Rafa released 5 Sailfish and John and Shauna Doda along with Randy Bowen and his wife released 3 Sailfish. Clients aboard the 28' with Captain Ronny got another Wednesday Wahoo!

February 10: Michele and James Olquin group aboard the 33' released 3 Sailfish and also got a Yellowfin Tuna

February 8: David Porretta and Nicole spent a half day Inshore aboard the 27' Costa with Captain Ricardo and having lots of Bait today got 2 Jacks, 4 Yellowtail Snapper and lots of Needlefish. Taylor Perdue aboard the 33' Dawson with Captain Kelvin at the Helm today released 10 Sailfish

February 7: Day 3 of the Quepos Billfish Cup clients Anders Oldenburg and Martin released a total of 6 Sailfish they had a Marlin on but it broke the line. Taylor Perdue aboard our other 33' Dawson released 6 Sailfish and the Jeff Burke group on the 45' Viking fishing their second day released 1 Sailfish. The 28' Carolina Classic targeting eating fish ended the day with a 50 lb. Wahoo

February 6: Day 2 of the Quepos Billfish Cup clients Anders Oldenburg from Finland had a total of 5 releases on the 33' Dawson while clients Jeff Burke, Tom, Kevin and Robert aboard the 45' Viking also released 5 Sailfish and clients fishing out of Los Suenos on the 32' Released 9 Sailfish

February 5: Mark and Joanne Delaney, Frank and Diane Bianco and Beverly Kelley all spent a fun morning of inshore fishing with Captain Ricardo and Rudy. Having a double Hook up on Barracuda and landing both. A nice Yellow Tail Snapper and 2 Roosterfish while Offshore was Day 1 of the Quepos Billfish Cup with 13 participating boats the 33' Dawson MoonWalker released 8 Sailfish and a Mahi Mahi putting them in 8th place for Day one with Anglers from Finland.

February 4: Kenny and Terri on the 33' Dawson released 5 Sailfish and 1 Mahi

February 3: Boys from Finland on their 2nd practice day aboard the MoonWalker released 8 Sailfish and 5 Mahi

February 2: Tony Vitollo and his brother aboard Reyo Del Sol released 5 Sailfish while clients from Finland on their first practice day for the Quepos Billfish Cup being held here in Quepos February 5-7, released 5 Sailfish.

February 1: Kenny, Terri, Cindy, Dennis, Jerry and Joe offshore today aboard the 33' Dawson released 14 Sailfish

January 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report

January 31: The Langs on the 33 released 4 sailfish today. Tony Vittollo and his brother released 4 on reyo fel sol and Alex Calzeda with captain Dale released 8 sailfish

January 30: Carol Zinsmeyer and Jennifer stayed to enjoy Arenas Del Mar while their husbands headed offshore today and released 6 Sailfish, clients Anne Soderman on the 28' also released 6 Sailfish. At one point they had a huge Bull Dorado on and when it got close to the boat they realized that a huge bonita had hit the bait and the Bull Dorado had hit the bonita so the Bull eventually spit out the bonita! and Capt. Rafa had the jackpot today with 14 Sailfish, Client Shaleen Holmes scheduled for a full day inshore had had so much fun releasing 7 Roosterfish

January 29: Well the inshore bite despite there not being a lot of sardines out there was productive for Leanne and Jerry first releasing a Barracuda, losing a beautiful cubera snapper right next to the boat, followed by 2 nice yellow tail snapper, a jack and a bunch of needlefish, one being huge. Offshore our boats the 33' with the McWhinnies on their 3rd day started off inshore and ended up fishing offshore for 1/2 of the day with 11 Sailfish, Shaleen Holmes group on the 31' with Capt. Manuel released 13 Sailfish and Ashley Bengert with her husband Casey and son Cal released 10 Sailfish with Cal releasing the 2 biggest of the day. Afternoon inshore clients had 4 giant barracuda, 6 or 7 Spanish Mackeral and a couple of Jacks

January 28: Scott McWhinnie, Kelly and Tom on their 2nd day offshore hoping for a Tuna today. Wishes granted here with www.queposfishingpackages.com they released 5 Sailfish, got a Mahi Mahi and their Yellowfin Tuna.

January 27: Scott and Kelly McWhinnie and friend Tom on the 33' for their first of 3 days with us released 10 Sailfish Today. Clients on the 33' Dawson with Rocco released 10 Sailfish and 3 Mahi, The 43' with Jose released 10 Sailfish and 5 Mahi. Good eating for everyone tonight.

January 27: Dave and Tina Everett just returned from their half day Inshore with Ricardo and had 4 really nice snook and 2 Roosterfish and a huge manta Ray. Also right next to them Jeffrey Zabata released a TARPON! Very Very Rare for us here on the Pacific Side Jeffrey has 35 years fishing here and Rudy 20 and have never seen. Stay tuned for pictures and the afternoon Offshore Report

January 26: Dick, Pat, and Eric Nolan released 5 Sailfish on their last day here with us. The Nunallys and the Meyers spent a half day Inshore and had two nice Roosterfish and 2 Jacks

January 25: Clients Dave and Tina Everett on the 33' Dawson released 5 Sailfish and 1 Mahi Mahi, while clients on the 35' Cabo released 14 Sailfish and 1 Mahi Mahi the Mahi of which while they were fighting a sail and the outriggers had lines to the side just dipping in the water and the Mahi came up on that teaser and they got him. Kenny and Jerry inshore released about 6 Rooster fish and a bunch of Jacks, they had one snook but lost it.

January 24: Pat, Eric and Dick Nolan went offshore with Capt. Kevin and released 8 Sailfish and had 1 Mahi Mahi on their first day of fishing with us. Clients on the 28' with Capt. Ronny real eased 4 Sailfish.

January 23: Its all about inshore the last couple of days with the noontime tides and the schools of sardines (baitfish) lots of anglers getting good action. Kenny, Joe, and Jerry out on the famous Pink Panga today got 2 nice snook, 5 Roosters and a ton of jacks, the guys who got off from the morning trip also had 2 nice snook and a ton of Roosterfish, clients Matt McCragan on the 33' did a half day inshore and got 3 Roosterfish, spanish Mackeral, Jacks, a Triple Tail and a nice Red Snapper, They filled that bucket list by getting every inshore species they wanted. Offshore clients on the 35' Cabo with Capt. Danny released 8 Sailfish and also got dinner a nice Mahi Mahi

January 22: Carson Adams on a half day inshore had some fun releasing 3 Roosterfish, Spanish Mackeral and a bunch of Jacks, Ryan and Sheila Dorfman with Rafa wanted a Sail on the Fly so raised a bunch and released 4 but conventionally. Doug, Jeff, Dave, Chuck and Joe on their 3rd day started out inshore and got a Roosterfish and a Jack and then headed back out and released 5 Sailfish.

January 20: Doug, Jeff, Chuck, Dave and Joe did it again today releasing 10 Sailfish and inshore clients Ellen and Peter all the way from Norway spent a half day inshore with 3 Roosterfish, Mackeral and Jacks and a couple on the Fly

January 19: Kenny, Terri, Willy, Matt, Chris and Jeff went out on the MoonWalker today for a fun filled day with the release of 5 Sailfish and 2 Mahi Mahi which will make for some great Sashimi tomorrow night.

January 18: Doug Field group out here today for a full day offshore showing em how its done. 11 Sailfish released a great turn around from some tough fishing the last few days. Fred and Margaret Thompson who sailed in this morning on the 30' also released 5 Sailfish for their first trip to Costa Rica and taking advantage of the great fishing here.

January 17: With Warm water in close the boats are having to push further out to find colder water. Boats that went out to 53 miles were rewarded with 7 Sails and 3 Mahi and the 33' had 3 Sails and a Mahi while the 33' that was on a 3/4 day and at 30 miles had on a nice fighting Wahoo but it broke the line and they raised 1 Sailfish.

January 16: Kevin Ekleberry and wife Sharon didn't have anything planned today so why not spend another day offshore. They released 3 Sailfish out again with Capt. Jerry while the offshore bite had slowed, Kenny and Terri went out for some eating fish and got 1 Red Snapper.

January 15: Kevin Ekleberry fishing his second of 3 days here but staying inshore for some action with Roosters released 5 Roosterfish and 2 Catfish while the offshore bite slowed considerably with water temps up to 88 and 89 degrees Benny and Tarina raised only 1 Sailfish today.

January 14: Offshore today for clients Paul Rheinlander with his son Brandon released 3 Sailfish and had 1 Mahi Mahi, while Benny Luyt and his wife Tarina here all the way from South Africa were out with capt. Jerry and also released 3 Sailfish and Bruce Karhu and the boys inshore released 4 Roosterfish and 1 Catfish, had a Mackeral on but lost it.

January 13: Bruce Karhu, Jimmy and Jerry on a full day offshore with videographer Nick Batten onboard capturing the fishing action both above and below the surface released 2 Sailfish and had one Mahi Mahi. The clients out on the Tres Ninas had 8 Sailfish, a Marlin and 3 Dorado. To check out the videos produced for clients go to www.queposfishingpackages.com/videos/

January 12: Clients Kristian Kolfliak and his wife spent an amazing day offshore aboard the 33' Dawson with Captain Kevin taking the numbers for the fleet today with 10 Sailfish released, Kevin Ekleberry fishing offshore today with Capt. Yeri released 3 Sails and both the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rocco and the 31' with Capt Manuel both had 7 Sailfish released and 1 Mahi Mahi

January 11: Long time Client Bruce Karhu, Tom, Jerry and Jim spent first day inshore and presto we have lunch. heading offshore with photographer Nick Batten for the "Catch of a Lifetime!"

Bruce Karhu long time client and friend fished two boats inshore today Bruce and Tom with Capt. Luis had 6 Red Snapper, a nice Roosterfish and Spanish Mackeral and Jacks, the Mackeral for lunch and the Jerry and Jim had a Spanish Mackeral and a Jack.

January 9: Gale Vought on the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rocco on a 3/4 day released 3 Sailfish

January 8th: Randy Turner and his Family had an amazing day offshore today. Randy boarded the 33' Dawson and told the first mate that he has fished all over the world and today would like a Marlin, well as you have it we do Fulfill bucket list requests. 2nd bite of the day produced a 350 lb. Blue Marlin that was fought for 1 hour prior to his release followed by the release of 4 more Sailfish. Family boasting the best fishing they have ever had in their whole lives. Thats what we do so well!

January 6: Adrian Borrego and Sam hired our videographer Nick Batten today to capture their offshore day with us. With the release of 5 Sailfish and a Mahi Mahi they had an awesome day and Nick of course captured their underwater release.

January 5: The Rabun family spent a full day offshore today and yes under the Full Moon and had a great day with the release of 6 Sailfish and a Dorado. Fishing is great here in Quepos.

January 4: Peter Getman and Savita aboard the 33' Dawson Today had quite an adventure having never released a Sailfish they were quite excited, seeing Sea Turtles and the dolphins on the way out may have been just amazing enough until they got to release the first Sailfish of the day followed by 3 more and a Mahi Mahi. Making it very special they hired our videographer Nick Batten who got some amazing footage for their custom edited video of their day including Peter releasing one of his Sailfish was simply put "Incredible!"

January 3: Enrique Garcia and Jenny had a great report with this almost full moon releasing 5 Sailfish and also got 1 dorado for dinner aboard the 33' Dawson with Capt. Michael at the helm today. Clients on the 28' Bertram with Capt. Rafa released 3 Sailfish today and those clients on the 28' with Capt. Ronnie matched the Dawson with 5 Sails released and 1 Mahi.

January 1: Happy New Year to all from Quepos Fishing Packages! We are back to approaching a full moon which has been very productive last month and in January 2014 so we will see what this January Full Moon Brings, the last 2 days our crews have been pushing out to 53 and 55 miles for the bite. Ron Cassada and Jack and their 2 boys on their second full day offshore released 1 Sailfish and also 1 Mahi Mahi today.

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For 2016 Fishing Report Click Here December 2015 Costa Rica Fishing Report December 29: Ed Kelley out on the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rocco today finally seeing a turnaround on the return of the Sailfish. Releasing 5 Sailfish today. While inshore clients on the 33' Dawson with Capt.

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Manuel Antonio Tours With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Manuel Antonio Tours With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Looking for adventures tour packages in Manuel Antonio? Look no further than Quepos Fishing Packages. Quepos Fishing Packages offers multiple tour packages in Manuel Antonio that can meet your budget.

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Sportfishing:

Here in the Sportfishing Capital of Costa Rica, Quepos with its renowned calm waters is host to the Mighty Marlin, Pacific Sailfish, Wahoo, Dorado, Yellow Fin Tuna, Cubera Snapper, Grouper and Amberjack, Inshore for World Record Snook, the Prize fighting Roosterfish, Red Snapper, Spanish Mackeral and Jacks...

Segway Tour:

Explore Quepos and the beaches of Damas on the exciting Segway Machines. Located in Marina Pez Vela where you will have an instructional course and then set off for an adventure to discover Nahomi Park with its breathtaking views...
Snorkeling and Catamaran Tours:
Catamaran Tours from Marina Pez Vela offer exciting opportunity to see the gorgeous coastline of Quepos and Manuel Antonio and the National Park, with chances to see, Sea Turtles, Dolphins, Whales and amazing Sunsets, you will have the opportunity to snorkel the clear waters of the Pacific...

White Water Rafting:

White Water Rafting is one of the top activities here in Costa Rica to experience both the excitement of paddling down the rapids of the Naranjo and Savegre Rivers here it also offers some of the most breathtaking scenery here in Costa Rica, you may even think that you are in Jurassic Park stopping to enjoy the waterfalls here...

Surfing:

Learn to Surf with the first, safest, greatest Surf School here in Manuel Antonio. Group or Private Lessons Available...
Jet Ski Tour:
A Fun Day on the water with Manuel Antonio Jet Skis exploring the beauty of the Coast Line here in Quepos and Manuel Antonio, you can discover beaches that are difficult to get to on land like Playa La Mancha, or pull right up to Biezance. Discover the beauty of the National Park from the coast as you cruise by on your Jet Ski...

Mangrove Boat and Kayak Tour:

Mangrove Boat and Kayak Tours offer an exciting up close view of the wildlife in the Mangroves of Damas where you will see several species of birds and lots of times lots of Monkeys and the 4 different species here in Costa Rica, choose a guided boat tour or paddle on your own by kayak both fully guided...

Paddle Board:

Paddle Board: One of the biggest draws to Paddle Boarding is how easy it is to learn. With the right instruction beginners will be paddling around in 5 min. With that said, our Team would be happy to show you amazing beaches and all of the best spots to paddle in beautiful Manuel Antonio. And really what better place to learn how to Paddle Board. You will be accompanied by Certified Paddle Board Instructors, who will teach you how to Paddle Board correctly and safely; all while enjoying some of the most beautiful coastline in all of Costa Rica...

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Manuel Antonio Tours & Activities | Quepos Fishing Packages

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Sportfishing: Here in the Sportfishing Capital of Costa Rica, Quepos with its renowned calm waters is host to the Mighty Marlin, Pacific Sailfish, Wahoo, Dorado, Yellow Fin Tuna, Cubera Snapper, Grouper and Amberjack, Inshore for World Record Snook, the Prize fighting Roosterfish, Red Snapper, Spanish Mackeral and Jacks...

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Affordable Beach Resort in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Affordable Beach Resort in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Quepos Fishing Packages has teamed up with Hotel Alma Del Pacifico to offer the Perfect Get away vacation for you to stay. Combining the Ocean, the Beaches and the Amazing Sportfishing that Costa Rica has to offer all in one complete package.

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Quepos Fishing Packages has teamed up with the exquisite Hotel Alma Del Pacifico Beach Hotel and Spa to offer the Perfect Get away vacation combining a beachfront luxury hotel and spa experience with Costa Rica's Amazing Sportfishing all in one package. Transportation to and from Quepos for your "Catch of a Lifetime!" is included in the package. Quepos Fishing Packages is the site to book this exciting Quepos Fishing Vacation.

The Alma Del Pacifico Beach Hotel and Spa is an internationally acclaimed luxury Beachfront hotel spa featuring large luxury beach front villas on miles and miles of pristine and deserted sand beach. When you are not out fishing, enjoy the spectacular sunsets, or try your hand at surfing or simply indulge in a spa treatment.

The Alma Del Pacifico Beach Hotel and Spa features freestanding luxury villas located directly on the beautiful beach in Esterillos Este that look out to the amazing Pacific ocean and spectacular surf. Stroll the miles upon miles of endless beach and witness spectacular sunsets every evening at the hotel's beach bar. The hotel boasts a fantastic spa with therapists to massage away any stresses you have or just pure relaxation. Alma's ocean front restaurant menu specializes in local fresh fish and Costa Rican Fare. Bring back your Quepos Fishing Packages Catch and Alma's chef will prepare it delightfully in several presentations. Families or couples traveling together can base out of Alma Del Pacifico and enjoy Sport Fishing, Surf, Sand and Spa and the many other attractions of Costa Rica.

With the Sportfishing Capital of Quepos only a 30 minute ride away you can be assured the "Catch of a Lifetime!" with Quepos Fishing Packages. Quepos Fishing Packages offers the Top Crews and Boats here in Quepos to accommodate every anglers needs and budget. Have you ever wanted to jump in the pristine waters of the Pacific and release a Marlin or Sailfish? We will give you the opportunity to do just that.

Contact Quepos Fishing Packages today to book this special Package. Book 3 nights at Alma Del Pacifico and receive $250 off your fishing charter aboard their 33' Dawson MoonWalker the top booked Boat and Crew in Quepos. or call 1-800-603-0015.

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Surf, Sand & Sailfish! - Affordable Quepos Fishing Packages

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Quepos Fishing Packages has teamed up with the exquisite Hotel Alma Del Pacifico Beach Hotel and Spa to offer the Perfect Get away vacation combining a beachfront luxury hotel and spa experience with Costa Rica's Amazing Sportfishing all in one package. Transportation to and from Quepos for your "Catch of a Lifetime!"

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Dorado Fishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Dorado Fishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Dorado is very abundant and the majority of anglers return to the docks at the end of the day with plenty of Dinner in the form of Dorado. Contact Quepos Fishing Packages now and get one of the best fishing experience and package at affordable price.

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What most anglers seek for the Dinner Table here? Dorado is very abundant and the majority of anglers return to the docks at the end of the day with plenty of Dinner in the form of Dorado. This equally fighting fish is the most magnificent in color which changes from brilliant green, yellow and blue being all lit up with color to a gray

Mahi-mahi can live up to 5 years, although they seldom exceed four. Catches average 15 to 29 lb. They seldom exceed 33 lb and mahi-mahi over 40 lbs are exceptional.

Mahi-mahi has compressed bodies and a single long-based dorsal fin extending from the head almost to the tail. Their caudal fins are sharply concave. They are distinguished by dazzling colors: golden on the sides, and bright blues and greens on the sides and back. Mature males have prominent foreheads protruding well above the body proper. Females have a rounded head. Females are also usually smaller than males.

The pectoral fins of the mahi-mahi are iridescent blue. The flank is broad and golden. 3 black diagonal stripes appear on each side of the fish as it swiftly darts after prey.

Out of the water, the fish often change color (giving rise to their Spanish name, dorado, "golden"), going though several hues before finally fading to a muted yellow-grey upon death.

Anglers here seek the Bull Dorado which is very large and mature but are delighted with any size as long as it fits on the dinner table.

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Dorado (Mahi Mahi) - Quepos Fishing Packages

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What most anglers seek for the Dinner Table here? Dorado is very abundant and the majority of anglers return to the docks at the end of the day with plenty of Dinner in the form of Dorado. This equally fighting fish is the most magnificent in color which changes from brilliant green, yellow and blueRead More...

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Sailfishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Sailfishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Sail fish is the most abundant fish here in Quepos and what most of our anglers are seeking. Quepos Fishing Packages offer great opportunities for your Catch of a Lifetime year round.

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The most abundant fish here in Quepos and what most of our anglers are seeking. The Pacific Sailfish here average at 110-120 lbs. During the height of the season November to end of April it is common to release 5-15 Sails in a day. The World Offshore Championship being held here in Quepos for the 3rd year in a row pays tribute to the numbers as they set World records here this year 2014 and is returning for 2015. The total for 4 days was 2726 Sailfish released here from Quepos. The reason we are considered the Sportfishing Capital of the World. Double and Triple Hook ups and releases happen often.

With its huge, sail-like dorsal fin, long, pointed bill, and graceful, elongated body, the Pacific sailfish is one of the world's most charismatic fish species. The body coloration is predominantly metallic blue, darker on the upperparts and lighter on the sides, with around 20 bluish vertical bars along the flanks, along with diffuse brown markings. The underparts are silvery white, while the sail-like first is darker blue, and marked with scattered small, dark, round spots. This striking fin is erectile, and provides stability when raised, but can be flattened into a groove along the back to reduce drag during bursts of speed. The Pacific sailfish's additional fins are also distinctive, with slender, pointed pectoral fins and a large, crescent-shaped caudal fin. The jaws of the Pacific sailfish extend into a slender bill, the upperpart of which is extremely long and bears a number of small, file-like teeth on the lower surface.

The season here in Quepos for Sailfish is from the beginning of November until the end of April. However the Sails still stay prevalent for the months of May through August. With September and October being slower for Sails but great time for Marlin, we offer great opportunities for your Catch of a Lifetime year round.

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The most abundant fish here in Quepos and what most of our anglers are seeking. The Pacific Sailfish here average at 110-120 lbs. During the height of the season November to end of April it is common to release 5-15 Sails in a day. The World Offshore Championship being held here in Quepos for theRead More...

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Marlin Fishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Marlin Fishing in Quepos With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Marlin is the largest and probably the most sought after game-fish here in Quepos, Costa Rica. Call us now and catch marlin with our affordable fishing charters.

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Marlin is the largest and probably the most sought after game-fish here in Costa Rica. Those lucky enough to fight and land a Marlin whether it is Blue, Striped or Black will be able to tell a story worth listening to and be able to cross that off the Bucket List. Known for its strength and acrobatic jumps, a marlin fight can last for hours. Blue marlin are the most common of all marlin found in Costa Rica's waters, though black marlin and even the occasional striped marlin are hooked often enough. While normally in the 200-500 lb range, several have been lucky enough to fight marlin over 800 lbs.

DESCRIPTION: The most obvious feature of all marlin is their upper jaw, which is elongated into a spear shaped point. Their dorsal fin is pointed near the head before tapering off, along with the pectoral and anal fins. They have no spots on their fins or backs. Blue Marlin is easily distinguishable by their bright royal or cobalt blue coloring on top with silver sides and a white underbelly. Black Marlin is easily identified by their rigid pectoral fins, which unlike blue and striped marlin cannot be folded flat against their own bodies.

FEEDING HABITS: Marlin typically feed on squid, small tuna, dorado and various other pelagic species. They use their elongated upper jaws to stun their prey, not spear it, by whipping their bodies with incredible speed and power. Once the fish is stunned or killed by the initial blow the marlin feed at their leisure.

SIZE: The average size of blue marlin is 150-500 lbs, while black marlins are typically bigger. In both species, females are larger and it is rare to find a male over 300 lbs. The IGFA record for blue marlin is 1,376 lbs caught in 1982 in Hawaii, while the black marlin record is 1,560 lbs caught in 1953 off the coast of Peru.

WHERE FOUND IN COSTA RICA: Marlin is found all along the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. They are a pelagic and migratory species which means they live near the surface in deep, off-shore waters. They typically are found in warmer tropical waters between 70-85 degrees, which Costa Rica has year round. To reach them, you will typically have to make a run out to the continental shelf, which can take 30 minutes to an hour depending on where your departure point is.

BEST MONTHS: They can be and have been caught year round in Costa Rica. Typically the best months for blue marlin in the Southern and Central Pacific regions of Costa Rica (Jaco, Manuel Antonio, & Osa Peninsula) are November through January. Most years there is usually a 'second run' of marlin around June and July. They are also found in the northwestern part of Costa Rica from May to September when the bite then moves north along the coast with the drier weather and warmer waters.

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Marlin Fishing - Quepos Fishing Packages

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Marlin is the largest and probably the most sought after game-fish here in Costa Rica. Those lucky enough to fight and land a Marlin whether it is Blue, Striped or Black will be able to tell a story worth listening to and be able to cross that off the Bucket List.

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Quepos Fishing Reports 2017 With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Quepos Fishing Reports 2017 With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Check out Queposfishingpackages.com latest 2017 fishing report in Quepos. Also check out the pictures of the anglers who had enjoyed there fishing trip with us.

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July 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

July 8: Group of 16 with John Kyees aboard the 60' Sportfisher Catarmaran today raised a Sailfish had lots of action bottom fishing with 3 Groupers, 3 Red Snapper and lots of smaller fish

July 7: Henry Hernandez and his son Nick on their second day fishing inshore got 2 spanish Mackeral and 1 Jack

July 6: Henry Hernandez and his son Nick fishing offshore today aboard the 32' Luhrs released 1 of 4 Sailfish and got 2 Wahoo!!!

July 5: Damon Long after having a great day Inshore on Monday fished the 33 offshore on Wednesday and released 1 Sailfish and got 2 Mahi Mahi

July 4: Nelson Morrison group fishing 3 boats today on the 35' Custom they released 1 Blue Marlin and a Sailfish, on the 36' Cabo they released 2 Blue Marlin and a Sailfish and on the 43' they went for the Tuna School and got 2 Tuna
Happy Fourth of July!!!

July 3: Damon Long and his family fished inshore today with the kids having lots of action getting 10 Spanish Mackeral and 1 Jack Crevalle.

July 2: Austen Smith off shore today got this beautiful Dorado. Had some shots at Sailfish also

June 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

June 29: Jacob Ledbetter and his dad fished aboard the Fuhgeddaboudit Sportfishings busiest boat and crew the 33′ Dawson MoonWalker today. Jacob had spoken to clients at hotel Mariposa that fished yesterday and had gone 2 for 3 on blue marlin 2 Dorado and a Sailfish so he called wanting a shot at a marlin. Well yes this is how we do it going 2 for 4 on Blue Marlin

June 27: Spectacular day for Jeremy Simmons and his Uncle. With 3 Blue Marlin on and the release of 2 of them. Also a Sailfish released and a Dorado with Captain Rudy Solano aboard the MoonWalker. Reason why it is the most booked crew and boat here in Marina Pez Vela

June 26: Kimberly Holley did a bit of Offshore and inshore today getting a Sailfish on but no release but did get her Roosterfish Inshore!

June 19: Peter Ramhill wedding group wrapping up festivities with a 1/2 day offshore bottom fishing and had a stellar day with lots of Snapper and Grouper keeping everyone in the action. While the Lucas Conran group headed offshore full day awaiting their Report

June 18: John Matteson on the 36′ Cabo hitting the Tuna Pool with 9 Yellowfin Tuna while John Branham aboard the 33′ Dawson MoonWalker went out for bottom fishing getting 5 grouper and 1 amberjack plus a bonus had a Sailfish on and missed a marlin

June 15: Michael Peters headed out to the FADS after hearing about all the Grand Slams going on at the 120 mark. So off he went on the evening of the 14th for a full day of action going 4 for 4 on Blue Marlin, Released a Sailfish and got a nice Dorado. Closer to shore Tony raised 2 Sails but no bites.

June 13: Stellar day for owners of Fuhgeddaboudit with a day offshore just on the back side of the Full Moon at 35 miles got into several pods of dolphin and birds working. The tuna were jumping in every direction. Getting 11 Tuna throughout the day. Hooked into a Blue Marlin and a Sailfish at the same time. 2 Sailfish released. Meanwhile aboard the 33' MoonWalker with Captain Rudy Solano hooked into a 110 lb. Tuna that they fought almost 2 hours. They got another 3 smaller tuna and released 2 Sailfish.

June 10: Eliron Ozarko and 14 friends joined the Fuhgeddaboudit Quepos Fishing fleet today on 3 boats for a full day inshore. Getting a nice Mahi for the group and a couple of nice Roosterfish

June 8: Aboard the Queen of our Fleet the Fuhgeddaboudit with owners Tony and Lori guests Michelle and Greg scott Tilton and my self and our crew from MoonWalker had so much Tuna Fun getting 7 of them

May 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

May 30: The Fuhgeddaboudit arriving here in Quepos and the Queen of Fuhgeddaboudit Sportfishing went out to test the waters here for her first day from the Marina. Owner Tony Bagliore released a Sailfish. Alex Denes headed offshore on our 33′ Dawson MoonWalker had a Marlin Bite but returned early 😢 due to young passenger queezie.

May 29: Owen Murphy with his girlfriend decided on a half day inshore today and had lots of fun and success with 2 nice Roosterfish, 3 Snapper and 1 Jack.

May 16: Well Jim aboard the 33' Dawson MoonWalker with Captain Rudy Solano had another stellar day with the release of 2 Marlin they boated 2 Mahi Mahi over 50 lbs. and got another 13 small Mahi Mahi. While James Price and his buddy fished a full day inshore with Captain Luis Carlos and wanting to do everything themselves had good luck with 2 Red Snapper, 1 Nice Roosterfish and 1 Corvina.

May 10: Robby Mullin fishing a half Day inshore had lots of fun with Jacks today. Got some luck with 4 yellow tail snapper and some mackeral

May 9: Tim Ferguson and his family aboard the 33' Dawson with Captain Rudy Solano of course came in with a Tuna Report. Got 3 nice tuna. They had 2 sailfish bites but not releases. They also had a Mahi Mahi behind the teasers but he didn't want to feed. So Tuna for Dinner it is! Inshore anglers Doug Thompson having lots of bait around but the bite was slow. They did manage to get some Jacks and some small fish, Happy for their 1/2 day on the water.

May 3: Scott Schaefer along with 9 friends chose an offshore adventure today aboard both the 33' Dawson and the 36' Luhrs. With Captain Rudy Solano on the 33' The boys got 3 Tuna and released a Sailfish and aboard the 36' with Captain Champion they had 2 shots at marlin with no conversion, Released 2 Sailfish and got 1 Tuna

April 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

April 24: Day 1 of the 2017 Offshore World Championship with 50 teams competing from around the world we had team 24 from Brazil aboard the MoonWalker today. Releasing 3 Sailfish of 7 bites putting the team in 11th place today. Good Luck to all the anglers here. Looking forward to the next 3 days of fishing.

April 22: Steve Scragg and team from New Zealand practice day for the OWC aboard the MoonWalker were presented with lots of opportunity today 2 striped Marlin and 1 Blue Marlin smashing the umbrella dredges but the anglers were unable to hook them. They did release 1 sailfish and got a nice Dorado for Dinner

April 21: Steve Scragg and team from New Zealand along with their wives aboard the 38' Luhrs today got a treat with both a Blue and a Black Marlin released. Lets hope it stays this way for fishing days

April 20: Gearing up for the 2017 Offshore World Championship being held here from Marina Pez Vela. Welcoming 51 Teams from around the World to Participate in this exciting event. The next few days will be practice days for our Anglers gearing up for the start of the 4 days of fishing on Monday April 24th.

April 19: David and Ed Reynolds on their second day of fishing headed offshore today aboard the MoonWalker with Captain Rudy Solano and had a delightful day with 5 really nice Yellow Fin Tuna. Loved the hard work of the crew!

April 18: David and Ed Reynolds, brothers visiting from the South of England spent a 3/4 day inshore today with Captain Ricardo, the winds were a bit challenging today inshore however they managed to get a real nice Red Snapper for Dinner. They had 2 shots at Roosterfish but no conversion and they also caught a Barracuda. They are looking forward to their day tomorrow offshore with Captain Rudy Solano. Chris Haik along with his Son and his Dad headed offshore today. Delighted with the first release of a Sailfish early in the am they headed to the Tuna Schools and got 3 Yellow Fin Tuna in a 3/4 day returning to the marina very happy customers.

April 15: Lori and Tony Bagliore offshore today with their crew released 2 Sailfish and got 2 Tuna.

April 14: The Crew aboard the 33' Dawson MoonWalker captained by Rudy Solano has a RECORD BREAKING DAY!!! with New owners Tony and Lori Bagliore aboard to experience the amazing day with their crew and invited guests Dan Moran and Manager Leanne Batten. The day started out with a beautiful Dorado caught by Lori Bagliore. The tuna tubes were filled with live Bonita for the quick steam to the Fishing Grounds where there were lots and lots of Dolphins and the company of many boats mostly from Los Suenos. Hooked up quickly the day began with Tuna and then more Tuna and then even more tuna. Leanne was on a 100+ lb. tuna when it wanted to stay with the school running through the pod of spinning dolphin which cut the line. Not to be disappointed everyone including the entire crew brought in Tuna today. Second mate Danny Smith Tucker kept his knife sharp and busy!! A total of 16 Tuna with a Double Hook Up for Women Anglers Lori and Leanne at the end of the day. 4 Tuna 100+ lbs. One of them 150 lbs. a new Record for the MoonWalker.

April 9: Kenny and Terri, Tim and Karen, Scott, Ronny and Leanne fished offshore today on the hunt for Tuna. Captain Rudy Solano steamed out finding some structure at about 12 miles which provided lots of live bait for the tuna bite. With a report just another 15 miles away for the bite, we headed right there arriving to company of 10 other boats. Captain Rudy arrived and within one minute we were hooked up with a 100+ lb. Tuna. Scott first up got it right to the boat when it broke the line with official leader release. Not to worry there were lots more opportunities for the group. Getting a total of 4 nice tuna between 60-100 lbs. Lots of Dinner will be the reward. On the return we were treated with the Breach of a Humpback Whale

April 3: Jason Dents wedding party aboard the 46′ Guthrie released 1 Sail 1 Dorado 15 grouper and 13 conejo while Derek and Heidi Slovak aboard the 33′ got 6 Tuna and released 1 Sailfish

March 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

March 25: Heath Copenhaver along with his wife Natalie and the 3 kids had an amazing day aboard MoonWalker with Captain Rudy Solano. Releasing 2 Sailfish and got 4 Tuna one weighing in at 100 lbs. one at 80 lbs. one 50 lbs and one 30 lbs. They will be dining very well for the next few days.

March 24: Scott and Bridgette Cole returning for the 5th time with us here on the MoonWalker had a fun day for the group getting 3 nice tuna for dinner and 1 Sailfish

March 17: Bruce Flitcroft on his final day offshore released 2 Sailfish

March 16: Bruce Flitcroft on day 2 of 3 released 5 Sailfish

March 15: Bruce Flitcroft on his first of 3 days fishing with Captain Rudy aboard the 33' Dawson MoonWalker released 1 sailfish, as the Sails were not in a feeding frenzy today and they got 3 nice tuna

March 13: James Schmidt on his second day fishing with us but inshore today with Captain Ricardo and Rudy had a spectacular fishing experience with 2 Snook, 8 Snapper, 2 Spanish Mackeral and a Roosterfish.

March 12: Bill with his family whom have never been offshore were a bit hesitant until I convinced them of the phenomenal offshore fishing here in Quepos. They were delighted releasing 4 Sailfish, 1 Tuna and 2 Mahi Mahi James Schmidt on his second day fishing with us but inshore today with Captain Ricardo and Rudy had a spectacular fishing experience with 2 Snook, 8 Snapper, 2 Spanish Mackeral and a Roosterfish.

March 11: James Schmidt and his group offshore today aboard the 33' with Captain Rudy had a great battle with a 150+ lb. tuna getting him to the boat 4 times but the tuna finally won. They released 3 nice sailfish got 4 more tuna and 14 Dorado.

March 8: Scott Cole friends fished a full day offshore today aboard the 33′ with Captain Rudy. Releasing 4 Sailfish. 1 nice tuna and a wahoo on the line

March 4: Helmut Harms on his second Full day offshore aboard the 33′ Dawson with Captain Rudy Solano released 4 Sailfish and also got 2 nice tuna for dinner

March 3: Helmut Harms on his first of 4 days fishing with us aboard the MoonWalker released 3 Sailfish and also got 2 Tuna for dinner

March 2: Danielle Nelson and her family on a half day inshore this afternoon has great success with 3 snook, 2 big Cubera Snapper one 35 lbs that was tagged and released and lots and lots of Mackerals and Jacks. Richard Brennan also on a partial coastal cruise and a little fishing got a couple of Rooster fish and Snapper.

February 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

February 27: Lori and Billy Anderson fished a full day inshore today on the hunt for that Tropy Roosterfish. They got 2 beautiful Sea Bass for dinner another first for Billy and Spanish Mackeral. Booking next year to come get that Roosterfish

February 26: Scott Higgins on the 38' Luhrs got into the Tuna mid day and got 8 Tuna for dinner and released 1 Sailfish.

February 24: Lori and Billy Anderson were offshore today with Capt. Rudy Solano and released 3 Sailfish today scheduling another inshore day to get that Big Roosterfish

February 22: Loir and Billy Anderson fished a full day inshore today and got a big rooster fish fought him all the way to the boat when he broke off. Also got a jack and 2 Red Snapper.

February 19: My clients inshore today were astounded at the bite. With a live well full of bait, Mike, Mike, Hampton and Randy spent the afternoon with Rudy with non stop action on 2 Big Roosterfish, lots and lots of Jacks, Spanish Mackeral and sea bass. The Duffys on their 2nd day offshore released 2 Sailfish.

February 18: Clients on the 38' with Champion released 3 Sailfish

February 17: Inshore clients Peter had lots of action with Capt. Elvis today getting a nice Sea Bass, lots of Jacks, Spanish Mackerals and a couple of Roosterfish.

Jon Ambler and Tim Rogers after fishing 3 days with us headed North to fish with Mitch Howard up in Los Suenos. They released 2 Sailfish and went out to 52 miles to get that.

February 16: The Duffy Family on the 33' Dawson with Capt. Rudy got into the Tuna and got 6 of them for Dinner YUM. They are still eating it 2 days later.

February 15: Joanne & Mark Delaney along with Pat and Maureen Linskey and Dee enjoyed a great day Offshore aboard the 33' Dawson MoonWalker with Captain Rudy Solano getting Joanne her first ever Sailfish and a release of 2 for the day and then of course with Capt. Rudy at the Helm headed for the Tuna and got 6 nice Yellowfin that were prepared for a crew at Runaway Grill with Shashimi, Poke Nachos and Grilled and Blackened Tuna.

February 14: For Jon Ambler and Tim Rogers today offshore with Captain Rudy released 4 Sailfish and also got 2 nice Tuna while others in the fleet had no releases.

February 13: Tiffany, Hunter and her Dad fished offshore today on the 33' and had the best luck of the fleet with 2 releases on Sailfish and 3 Tuna for dinner

February 12: Johnny A and Tim fishing for their 4th time here in Quepos on the 33' Dawson with Captain Rudy released 1 Sailfish and got in the Tuna getting 5 for dinner

February 11: Split charter clients BC Atwood with his girl Leanne along with Brian Ireland and his girl Kristin were the only boat in the fleet today to have any action. First fish on was a 250 lb. Blue Marlin that took 3 hours to get in but they did. They also both got a Yellow Fin Tuna to provide Dinner for all. Nice Job BC!

February 10: Inshore today for the Brost group 1/2 day got a lot of bites and got 2 Snook on the Mirse Azul and the group on the Wahoo also got 2. Stay tuned for the offshore reports.

Offshore was really slow today for the fleet, some saying this awesome Full Moon that we have with really big tides. Our group on the 33' Dawson Josh Bull who fishes with us often released 1 Sailfish which was one more than several boats in the fleet.

February 9: Jim Brost group fishing both of the 33' s today. My group out with Captain Rudy Solano released 1 Sailfish and then went on the hunt for Tuna finding the school and getting 8 of them. The group on the 33' with Capt. Rocco released 1 Sailfish

February 8: Last day of inshore for the Bertsch Family had lots of Sardines before anyone else and ended up with 8 Roosterfish and also 3 nice Red Snapper.

February 7: John Milks and his group of 4 fished with us offshore today aboard the MoonWalker with Capt. Rudy and released 4 Sailfish

February 6: John Milks and his group fishing offshore today had a Marlin on the line for a short fight but the Marlin won breaking the line. They released 4 Sailfish

February 5: The Bertsch family for some inshore fun today got 5 Roosterfish and 5 Red Snapper YUMMY!

February 4: Supporting the New England Patriots for a fun day offshore pre Super Bowl. Had a Marlin on the teaser first bite. He bit off bait 😱. Lots of pods of Dolphin but no tuna bite today. Released 1 Sailfish

February 2: Calling and his buddies for a full day offshore had a great day aboard the MoonWalker getting into the tuna with 6 tuna and released one sailfish

February 1: The Bertsch's had another great day offshore with s Sailfish for Lynsey and a nice 60 lb Tuna among the nice tunas

February 1: Robert Stinson and group got 9 Sails today on the 36′ Hatteras

January 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report

January 31: Inshore action was slow at first but patience is definitely a virtue afternoon bite rewarded with 2 snook, 3 Roosterfish, 4 Snapper, 3 Mackeral and 3 Catfish. Oh yeah that is a fun day with lots of action.

January 29: Robert Stinson with his wife Gloria and Doug and Bev Archer went offshore today aboard the MoonWalker and had a nice day with the release of 5 Sailfish

January 28: Keith Brown and his group headed out on the MoonWalker for a Full Day of Offshore fun releasing 2 Sailfish for the ladies and then getting Dinner for the crew with 4 Nice Tuna

January 9: Long time clients Bruce Karhu and Jerry Robinson had a stellar day inshore with 3 roosterfish. 2,really nice ones. 2 gorgeous snook and a nice red snapper.

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July 2017 Costa Rica Fishing Report July 8: Group of 16 with John Kyees aboard the 60' Sportfisher Catarmaran today raised a Sailfish had lots of action bottom fishing with 3 Groupers, 3 Red Snapper and lots of smaller fish July 7: Henry Hernandez and his sonRead More...

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Quepos Boats With Quepos Fishing Packages

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If you are looking for Quepos boats for fishing in Quepos water then you should visit Queposfishingpackages.com. We offer a range of fishing boats that you can choose to make your fishing experience memorable.

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Whether you choose our World Renowned Offshore or inshore fishing here in Quepos Costa Rica. Quepos Fishing Packages offers you the best choices of boats and crews to assure you and your family "The Catch of a Lifetime!" With 15 years here owning and operating boats I work one on one with the crews and boats here making sure you have the best experience ever. Our crews are all bilingual and want to catch fish as much if not more than you do. We offer boats to accommodate every anglers needs and budget so book your "Catch of a Lifetime today!" Check out our Fishing Reports to assist in your decision.

28′ Bertram Moppie Express

This 28' Bertram Moppie Express is the perfect choice for up to 4 anglers for Offshore or Inshore fishing READ MORE

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28' Carolina Classic

This 28' Carolina Classic has a reputation for raising fish and That it Does! READ MORE

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31′ Custom Sportfisher

Accommodating up to 5 Anglers. This 31' Custom Sportfisher captained by Manuel Guabardi is a work horse.READ MORE

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32′ Gamefisher

Captained by Randy Morales the 32' Gamefisher provides comfort for up to 5 anglers.READ MORE

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The most booked boat and crew here in Marina Pez Vela. Book this boat and see for yourself. Read More

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33' Dawson (Red)

The crew on this 33' was one of the top producing crews of the Billfish Tournament 2014. READ MORE

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35′ Custom Built Express Sportfisher

This 35' Custom Built Express returns to the Fleet completely overhauled! Captained by Orlando you are in for a great fishing experience! READ MORE

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This 35' Cabo is often requested by groups of 6-7. With long time Captain Roberto Gonsalez READ MORE

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This 38' Luhrs provides the perfect Luxury Platform with Air Conditioned Salon READ MORE

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43′ Maverick

This 43' Maverick performed as the Top Boat in the 2014 Offshore World Championship here in April. READ MORE

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This 44' Luhrs offers Serious Fishing but in Air Conditioned Comfort and Luxury. READ MORE

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This 45' Viking will get you to the Fishing Grounds in Comfort and Luxury. READ MORE

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46' Guthrie

This 46ft. Guthrie Flybridge Sportfisher built in North Carolina is renowned for raising fish. READ MORE

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60' Viking

This 60′ Viking built by Viking in 1997 sports 2 1500 hp engines and is a fishing machine in total luxury. Sporting a luxurious Air conditioned Salon with wet bar, ice maker, 42″ Plasma television with Satellite weather, tv, telephone all integrated into the Navigation system. Outriggers, electric downriggers, Live Bait Well, Pompanette Fighting Chair, 2 Tackle centers with all Penn International outfits

The 60′ Viking accommodates up to 19 guests on board.

Captain: Brent Moyer
First Mate: Jose

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Inshore Fleet Options:

25' Center Console

This 25′ Center console is part of our inshore specialist fleet. Maximum four anglers joining Captain Olman Ramos for the search a tangle with a Roosterfish, World Record snook, Spanish Mackeral, Snapper, or Jack Crevalles.

Trolling the beautiful shoreline of Costa Rica, in the river mouths or fishing the rock structure just off Manuel Antonio..

Captain: Olman Ramos

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26' Center Console

This 26′ Center console is part of our inshore specialist fleet. Maximum four anglers joining Captain Luis Carlos for the search to tangle with a Roosterfish, World Record snook, Spanish Mackeral, Snapper, or Jack Crevalles.

Trolling the beautiful shoreline of Costa Rica, in the river mouths or fishing the rock structure just off Manuel Antonio. Or choose to venture out for bottom fishing for Grouper and Cubera Snapper. Ask about night fishing with Luis Carlos

Captain: Luis Carlos

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27' Center Console

This 27′ Center console is part of our inshore specialist fleet. Maximum four anglers joining Captain Ricardo Pulutti for the search to tangle with a Roosterfish, World Record snook, Spanish Mackeral, Snapper, or Jack Crevalles.

Trolling the beautiful shoreline of Costa Rica, in the river mouths or fishing the rock structure just off Manuel Antonio. Release your Trophy Roosterfish!

Captain: Ricardo Pulutti

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Whether you choose our World Renowned Offshore or inshore fishing here in Quepos Costa Rica. Quepos Fishing Packages offers you the best choices of boats and crews to assure you and your family "The Catch of a Lifetime!" With 15 years here owning and operating boats I work one on one with the crews andRead More...

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Quepos Sailfishing With Quepos Fishing Packages

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Sail fish is the most abundant fish here in Quepos and what most of our anglers are seeking. Quepos Fishing Packages offer great opportunities for your Catch of a Lifetime year round.

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Quepos Fishing Reports are the Best in Central America right now. As we enter our 15th year here In Quepos where we experience a Sailfish Bite that is 10-30 per day and continuing to have a Big Eye Tuna Bite that we hadn't seen in 14 years is delighting Anglers with great Tuna catches and plenty of Shashimi! Welcome to Quepos Fishing Packages! We are going to put you on fish with the top crews and boats here in Marina Pez Vela. In my 15th Season here making sure that each and every customer experiences the " Catch of a Lifetime! "

Check out our DAILY Fishing reports, soon to go live, so you can be at the Marina with us every day to why we offer you the Top Fishing Boats and Crews here from Quepos Costa Rica where I live and work and will take care of every detail of your Quepos Fishing Package to give you the "Catch of a Lifetime!". We offer Full Day, 3/4 Day and 1/2 day fishing tours whether you choose, Offshore for , Pacific Sailfish, Wahoo, , and Yellow Fin Tuna or Bottom Fishing for Cubera Snapper and Grouper or Inshore for Roosterfish, Snook, Spanish Mackeral, or Jacks we have the perfect boat for you with the top performing Captains and boats to meet your every need.

Come see why we offer you the "Catch of a Lifetime!" with incredible fishing reports, We have had an amazing Blue Marlin bite through the whole month of November and now into December. Our crews have released up to 3 in one day. We have seen earlier than ever nice schools of Yellow Fin Tuna with a nice 120 lb. Lots of debris from the Rivers is providing cover for big schools of Dorado (Mahi Mahi) which have been showcasing on many Dinner Tables every night here. The Sailfish which become predominant are starting to show up in big numbers. Check out our Fishing Reports for daily updates

Quepos will again play host to the Offshore World Championship in April 2017 for the dates of April 22-27, 2017. Returning after Several Crush Records on Catches in 2014 and 2015, the 2017 Chamionship bringing hundreds of Anglers here to Quepos Costa Rica to experience the world record breaking releases of Sailfish, Marlin and Dorado. Anglers from around the World come here to Quepos to experience the best fishing for Marlin, Pacific Sailfish, Wahoo, Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, Grouper, Snapper, Roosterfish and Snook. Whether you choose Offshore fishing in our crystal clear renowned calm waters or you choose to target a fight with a Roosterfish you will be delighted with the fishery here in Quepos.

Quepos Fishing Packages offers complete Package Deals to our clients. We will take care of all of your needs from the time you land in San Jose Costa Rica the capital City. Offering either transfer services by ground in our private Air Conditioned Van Transfers with Bilingual Guides or Flights on either of our two preferred carriers for a 20 minute flight from San Jose to Quepos Costa Rica. Accommodations in a wide range of Hotels from budget minded to our Luxury 5 Star Resorts that all sit in the heart of Manuel Antonio overlooking the Pacific. Or choose one of our Luxury Villas that accommodate groups from 2-20 people with stunning views and equal is accommodations. Fishing that includes Offshore Packages for Black Marlin, Blue Marlin and Striped Marlin, Pacific Sailfish, Wahoo, Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna, Bottom Fishing offshore at the Furuno for Cubera Snapper and Grouper or Inshore fishing for what is commonly sought after here the Roosterfish, World Record Snook, Snapper, Spanish Mackeral and Jack Crevalles.

Trip Advisor Reviews for Quepos Fishing Packages attest to the level of service that we offer our clients over the past 14 years. Our repeat clients over the past 14 years are a testament to the services that we provide. We will take care of every detail of your Costa Rica Fishing Vacation.

A Day Offshore starts with your pick up at your Luxury Manuel Antonio Hotel or Luxury Manuel Antonio Villa for delivery to the Marina to obtain fishing license currently $15 per angler and valid for one week and boarding the pick of the fleet that you have chosen with our Top Crews here in Quepos. Our crews and boats all performed extremely well in the 2014 OWC Championship and our boats and crews are the most sought after in our Marina here. Heading offshore generally 18-28 miles you will be delighted by the abundance of beauty as you pull away from the Marina and will enjoy spotting Sea Turtles, pods of dolphins and occasionally whales as you enter the fishing grounds. Get set for your "Catch of a Lifetime!"

Quepos Fishing Packages with the advances in Technology is the only company to offer you the Angler the best opportunity to capture your "Catch of a Lifetime!" with our Video Services. Our onboard videographers utilize several go pros and mounts on the boat for both above water and below water action (insert pic of Marlin) With new advances in Drone technology we utilize this as well to give you the best shots above the water.

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Quepos Fishing Reports are the Best in Central America right now. As we enter our 15th year here In Quepos where we experience a Sailfish Bite that is 10-30 per day and continuing to have a Big Eye Tuna Bite that we hadn't seen in 14 years is delighting Anglers with great Tuna catches andRead More...