Fishing in the Central Pacific region of Costa Rica

The Central Pacific region of Costa Rica offers some of world's most spectacular fishing. Fish thrive in clear and calm waters outside the bay Herradura Los Suenos years.

We said that calm? We're talking about housing, leave your drink on the flat roof. Check out the photos. If you are used to fishing in the Atlantic, you will be amazed to see how you feel when you get off the boat at the end of the day.

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Expect to see a lot of sailing in the Pacific, which are much larger than their Atlantic counterparts, it is not uncommon to raise 20-40 per day! This area offers opportunities grand slam blue marlin, black marlin and striped frequent these waters, as well as candles. It's amazing to feel the difference in the battle of similar size blue, stripes and candles. The challenge actually allows viewing of fish. Dorado (mahi-mahi), yellowfin tuna and wahoo will help you complete your fishing at sea.

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