November/December Drake Bay Fishing Report
Greetings from beautiful Drake Bay, Costa Rica on the southern Pacific coast. Due to the large schools of Mahi or Dorado and Yellow Fin Tuna just 15 miles off Corcovado National Park fishing has been excellent. In addition to these pelagic fish being closer to shore than usual, as an added bonus there are still some Wahoo around Cano Island. The chefs at the lodges and local restaurants in Drake Bay have been serving incredible dinners with fresh Ceviche, seared Tuna, Wahoo sashimi and grilled Mahi. If you are a seafood lover, it doesn’t get any better than this. Our clients are literally eating fish that are hours old instead of days.
The near shore…
Greetings from the beautiful and uncrowded waters of Drake Bay, Cano Island and the Osa Peninsula. We are pleased to announce that we were recently ranked the #1 tour in Drake Bay on Trip Advisor. As we enter the final three months of the “Green Season” the fishing remains better than usual for this time of year. There are plenty of wahoo and small to midsize tuna near shore as well as a few Mahi.
Offshore for the next few months will be largely weather dependent as this time of year can be unpredictable. On good days expect a good tuna bite with yellow fin and big eye destroying your popper, lure, or my favorite live bait. With our new…
There is exciting news to share from the beautiful village of Drake Bay, Costa Rica. The big news is the recent renovation of the airport has been completed and the airport is open for business. With the new, extended concrete runway Drake Bay airport is able to accommodate larger aircraft and more daily flights. Sansa Airlines services Drake Bay and now Aerobell has added daily flights into Drake Bay. Several other airlines have expressed interest in flying in to Drake Bay now as well, so we are waiting for more information about added flights.
In addition to the airport expansion, a new bridge will be constructed over the river making the trip into town much easier regardless of the season. We are…
June/July 2018 Fishing Report – Bring on the Wahoo!
Wahoo are here! During this time of year the water is cooling which means more marine activity and lots of Wahoo close to the bay. These fish are a blast to catch as they swim at very fast speeds and destroy your bait with a violent strike. It’s not uncommon to have 4 fish on at the same time where the anglers will have to “dance” around each other to avoid getting tangled up. Wahoo, or Ono as they are called in Hawaii, are considered a delicacy either grilled or as sashimi. The offshore bite remains good, not great like it was in March and April. Anglers are likely to catch…