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December 2018 here at the lodge was nothing short of awesome! We had super smooth seas and some excellent fishing for our groups that came from all over the world! Excellent catches of Black Marlin and Blue Marlin for all of our groups as well as ma

The striped marlin fishing is super right now.  Its a perfect time to catch striped marlin on the fly or spin gear.  The inshore fishign is also really good and we are catching roosterfish jacks cravelle sore mackerel and even some cubera

Pulley Ridge is allegedly the deepest coral reef in the US and a very long geological formation. It is at least 80 miles long with many good fishing spots along it. The far North end of Pulley Ridge is around 25º 52.0', -83º 3

Captain David is back in action with an excellent performance on the 20th. Joined by angler Kevin Jackson. This MASSIVE Cubera Snapper was the highlight of a day where the rods stayed bent. They also added two nice Dorados and over a dozen football-s

On the afternoon of the 19th Captain Fico welcomed Kevin Mumphrey and his family for an morning half-day filled with fun action. Their efforts yielded lots of good filets with a big Cubera Snapper and a nice-sized Yellowfin Tuna on ice. Great work fo

Captain Fico finished the month strong with a run of monster days in late June. These Sailfish have become par for the course onboard the barroom brawler however the Explorer also scored big on the inshore reef…check out this MONSTER Cubera Sna

The annual Yellowfin Tuna migration into the Gulf of Chiriquí Panama continued into June 2014 as we hosted an awesome group of guys here at our private island lodge and had a few days of charters out of Boca Chica as we

The Harvester stayed inshore with Clayton Laskowski and his posse for a great day of action. According to Captain Alex’ trusty Boca Grip this Cubera Snapper clocked in at 38lbs. Then they nabbed a nice Queen Snapper: A big Dorado wandered insho

We hosted a bunch of great groups in March 2018 here at Sport Fish Panama Island Lodge on Isla Paridas 12 miles off the Pacific coast of western Panama. Including three groups of repeat clients that had been here before. It was a great time as there

April 2018 our clients experienced some “National Geographic” Yellowfin Tuna action! We also caught some impressive Marlin Roosters and Cubera Snappers. Let’s let the pictures do the talking…..        

Kevin Reed and the boys stayed inshore with Captain Alex on June 8 reporting this excellent Rooster Fish early in the morning. After the live release they scored a second nice Rooster Fish. They stayed on the reef and scored a GIGANTIC Cubera Snapper

After racking the biggest Cubera Snapper of the season over on the Explorer Steve Creasey turned in another Hall of Fame – worthy performance on the mighty Wanderer. This Clearwater FL based angler had five Sailfish in the spread and ended up r

A group caught 4 Cubera Snappers 4 Amberjack Broomtail Grouper and even a little Roosterfish to end the day.

Ben and Jeff co-owners of AddictiveAngler.com came out to stay on the island for a couple of nights and fish one day with us. We started out on Sunday after I picked them up in Boca Chica making the 12 mile run out to Isla Paridas and catching bait r

Bobby Wilkeson nabbed a gargantuan Cubera Snapper on the 13th on board the mighty flagship Wanderer. Recent onshore rains have swelled the inshore reefs with cool water washing down the mountains and it seems to have significantly improved the inshor

Boy what a trip!!! Not only did we have excellent weather the entire trip but we also had the BEST red snapper fishing of the season so far!! We were able to land ALL 60 red snappers for our 15 anglers on one drop of the anchor! It was great crazy ma

March marks the height of the dry season here in Panama. Blue skies smooth seas and great fishing! And March 2019 was no exception! We hosted a bunch of great groups here 12 miles off the Pacific coast on Isla Parida. Our clients caught Black Marlin

Well we made it through yet another red snapper season! The weather on this trip was very good. We had a little more wind than the average trip recently but it wasn’t a bad wind. Still had bright sunny skies throughout the day which made for a

Great day inshore fishing catching 4 Cubera Snappers (3 released) 3 Ajs (all released) blue Trevally Rainbow Runner Mullet Snapper Sailfish even 4 Small Roosters and some other stuff.

This past 10 days have been action packed down in Everglades National Park days of 30 Redfish and 40 Snook have been common. Timing the tide which has been extremely high and low around the full moon was important. On the high tides they were way ba