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Weather was a little questionable but we decided to give it a try. Glad we did it was not at bad as forecasted and we caught a few fish! Three wahoos including a 49 pounder! couple of dolphin and a Sailfish got a little rainy and windy in the end tha

OFFSHORE- Sailfish action has been good offshore over the past week. Bigger live baits (Goggle Eyes and Blue Runners) under the kite and smaller live baits (Threads Pilchards or Sardines) on the flatlines is standard operating procedure for the sails

Wahoo kept us busy for the better part of the day. When we did try for tuna the fishing was poor with the exception of Francois 150 pounder. Be in wahoo mode again tomorrow. TEAM RP

We put a decent trip together for our 18 passengers. We ended up with 143 tuna and 133 wahoo. It started off great and we enjoyed good tuna and wahoo fishing then slowed and we had to grind. We made the right moves and got a shot at fish everyday bit

We got off to nice start and enjoyed a good day of tuna and wahoo fishing. The tuna weighed anywhere from 100-160 pounds and were caught on fly lined sardines and the kite. TEAM RP

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April 12 Fishing Report – Costa Rica’s Central Pacific: Sailfish Roosterfish Tuna & Wahoo Still Biting Despite the Full Moon If you’re wondering what the fishing scene looks like here in Costa Rica right now the short answer is

We put a nice trip together for our Accurate Reels group. We ended up with 187 yellowfin tuna and 75 wahoo. The majority of the tuna were in the 120-180 pound range with some filler. We had 9 over two and 1 over three. We would like to thank Accurate

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We stopped on good fish most of the day but only had a few bites. We landed one bluefin around 150 pounds and released some yellowfin. We will be kelping for wahoo tomorrow. TEAM RP

GORDO BANKS PANGASDecember 1st 2024 The main highlight this week was the wahoo bite picking up specifically on Friday and Saturday. On Friday we had at least 25 wahoo at the fillet station between 8 or 9 boats. One of … Continue reading →

We spent the day working to get ourselves into position to try for big fish tomorrow. We did stop around lunch and caught some good grade yellowtail a wahoo and had good fishing on 30-40 pound tuna which we saved for chunks. TEAM RP

It was scrappy we were lucky.  After a bumpy ride out Missy caught a Wahoo soon as we set out.  A school of Bailers found us right after and the crew did great with that opportunity. Pretty much it for the day. Got pretty this afternoon. T

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OFFSHORE- Nice looking sailfish conditions headed into the weekend; especially on Saturday. Bigger live baits (goggle eyes and blue runners) under the kites and threadfins on the flats will be the way to go for the sailfish. Best depth will likely be

We had excellent wahoo fishing this trip with decent tuna fishing as well. The sharks were relentless in the beginning but eventually backed off allowing us to enjoy some solid tuna action at the bank toward the end of the trip. Unfortunately we had

New friends on board today they were one for two on sails caught a couple of wahoos and caught a mess of dolphins around a float. We were the fifth boat to catch a limit of dolphin off of that stick. dodged rain and thunderstorms all day!