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Giselle Mendez (Guanacastefish)
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Posted on Saturday, November 26, 2011 - 9:35 pm:   

Saltwater Fishing in Papagayo

Hilton Papagayo Resort Sportfishing Charters
Mrs. and Mr. Gomez, staying at Hilton Papagayo in Guancaste booked half day on the Bahamas boat, captain Jose took them north of Papagayo Gulf and reported by the end of the fishing charter 2 roosterfish caught and released. Nov. 11


Riu Palace Guanacaste Fishing Charter
Playa Matapalo was this time our departure port for 2 anglers, who were staying at the Riu Palace Guanacaste Hotel, located in Matapalo Beach. These anglers booked the Mono boat for a full Papagayo Fishing day, captain Arnardo reported at the end of the day only 2 baby dorados, which they caught and released, also reported some bonitas. Nov. 10
Riu Palace Fishing Charters

Guanacaste Sportfishing for Sailfish
Steve, staying at Riu Guanacaste in Matapalo Beach, booked a Guanacaste Fishing Charter, Arnaldo captain of Mono vessel took him south of Matapalo Beach towards Catalinas Islands, they caught 1 sailfish and 2 roosterfish, besides they had great weather. Nov. 09
Deep Sea Fishing Papagayo Gulf

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Giselle Mendez (Guanacastefish)
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Posted on Thursday, October 13, 2011 - 10:54 am:   

Guanacaste Fishing Charter

Hello every one, wet and cloudy in paradise. Last few days and the next couple of days will be lots of rain, this our rainiest month "October". But we are still going out fishing.

Flamingo Inshore Fishing
On October 8th Jason and girlfreind from Flamingo, drove all the way to Coco Beach to catch one of our Papagayo Fishing Charters, due that bait is up here in the Gulf and north of it. Thay went out for half day and caught a roosterfish, 2 tunas and some bonitas. Sorry I have no picture!!!

Guanacaste Fishing for Roosterfish
October 6th out of Hilton Papagayo, Mr. Chad when out in a Papagayo Fishing Charter, they went north of Papagayo Gulf, captain reported 1 roosterfish. Billfishing is slow these days, they saw some of them jumping out of the water but didn't want to bait.

Papagayo Fishing Charter out of Riu Guanacaste
Jason and wife when out in a full offshore charter, he was targeting billfish, but by the end of the day the captain reported 1 roosterfish. October 5th.

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Alex Schmidt (Salty_jack)
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Posted on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 - 9:39 pm:   

Planning a trip down to stay around Dominical at the end of February 2012. We are willing to travel to fish with different guides for a couple of weeks. Looking for some sound advice on guys and places to drag some skirts/bait with. If any one has any advice on Costa Rica fishin stuff I'm all ears.

Thanks Alex
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Giselle Mendez (Guanacastefish)
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Posted on Sunday, October 02, 2011 - 6:26 pm:   

Papagayo Fishing for YellowFin Tuna

These last weeks captains have been reporting lots of action for Yellowfin Tuna, they have reported from 10 to 15 biats per boat. Check our web site for up to date Guanacaste Fishing Reports

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Papagayo Gulf, Costa Rica
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Posted on Sunday, October 02, 2011 - 5:40 pm:   

Hilton Papagayo Fishing Charters

Mr.John and wife staying at the Hilton Papagayo Resort in the Papagyo Gulf, booked a half day Papagayo Fishing Charter, bay the end of the fishing charter they had caught 1 Roosterfish and 1 Yellowfin Tuna. Sept. 23


Guanacaste SportFishing Boats out of Grand Papagayo Resort

Mr. Gregory's yig fishing adventure started on September 22, he and his wife staying at Occidental Grand Papagayo Resort in Papagayo Gulf booked the first Guanacaste SportFishing Charter for Sept 22nd, Jose, Captain of Bahamas picked them up at 7:30am they when out in a full Fishing Charter, this first day was not good, they just caught 1 black jack. On September 24th they when out again in a half day Papagayo Dees Sea Fishing Charter, this time they caught 2 roosterfish ans black jacks. And on the third and last fishing day Mr. Bill desides to go in a full inshore fishing day, they had a blast... catching 8 yellowfin tuna, and 20 black jacks. Without questions... a great Papagayo Fishing Adventure!! Sept. 22-24-25
Roosterfishing Charters out of Papagayo Gul
Papagayo Sportfishing boats for Rosterfish



Papagayo Fishing Boats out of Playa Hermosa, Guanacaste

Mr. Bill's second day of fishing, this time he booked a full offshore Guanacaste Fishing Charter. He had an espectacular day catching and releasing one sailfish, one dorado and one roosterfish. Definitely a full day of action!! Sept. 13

Playa Hermosa Fishing Charters, Guanacaste

Bahamas took off from Playa Hermosa in Guanacste with Mr. Gregorio in a full inshore Guanacste Fishing charter. Captain Jose reported only 2 jacks caught. Sept. 9


Playa Hermosa Guanacaste Fishing Charter

Playa Hermosa in Guanacaste. Was our departure port for Bahamas boat, which took Mr. Bill and his wife out in a full inshore Papagayo Fishing Charter. They had a wonderfiull day catching and releasing 3 roosterfish. Sept. 8
Guanacaste Fihsing Charters for Roosterfish

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Randy Nordberg (Saltydog)
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Posted on Sunday, June 19, 2011 - 3:44 pm:   

Goooooooooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let’s see what’s up with Captain Walton and Mate Christian………Down at the beautiful Los Sueños Marina, it goes like so……..

6/10 Finds one of our Luxury Condo owners Terry Johnson heading out on Sunny One and docks later after releasing 3 Saillfish and 1 Marlin…

6/11 Today Austin Lee boards Sunny One and releases 1 fine Sailfish……

6/12 Mr. Leo Nordman is up today and has a slam dunk day releasing 2 Sailfish 1 Red Snapper3 Cabrillos and check this out a 450lb.Marlin nice job………
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Qnii20Bvs&feature=channel_video_title

6/13 Austin Lee boards Sunny One once more and docks after releasing 8 Sailfish……….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys99h1wcyjc

6/15 Today finds Mathew West angeling on the Briny Deep and returns after releasing 2 Sailfish and boarding 2 nice Yellow Fin Tuna…………………

Well that’s going to wrap it up for now……But remember to keep posted on our Web for the best deals on Luxury condos and amazing Villas….And join the action on Sunny One by tuning in to http://youtube.com/user/sunnysportfishing

Dont forget Father’s Day is upon us soooooo Fishin’ with your Dad………….Can’t be bad…………..Salty Dog
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Posted on Friday, June 10, 2011 - 7:42 pm:   

Gooooooooooooooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here we are in the month of June, down at the Los Sueños Marina. Ran into Captain Walton and mate Christian. Lets see what’s up so far….

6/4 Today David De La Garza is aboard Sunny One and docks after releasing 5 Sailfish and hooking up 3 Yellow Fin Tuna………..

6/5 Today we find Chris Gowen angling on Sunny One and returns after 2 Sailfish released and 3 Yellow Fin Tuna boarded………

6/8 Deborah Fitzpatrick up next ,steams out early and docks after releasing 1 Sailfish and 2 fine Yellow Fin Tuna.

That’s a wrap for the first of June…we’re starting to see a little rain coming on as we are beginning our rainy season – however the fishing is always good and when it does rain most times it will hold off until the afternoon – plus everything is lush and a beautiful green!!!!!!!!!!

Here are a few tips to make your fishing better:

remember no bananas on board ever
don’t have your fishing belt strapped on until you are hooked up
don’t uncap your camera lens until a fish is on
these are some sea protocol that may mean nothing but it is always good to follow these rules of Ocean fishing and keep the Gods happy

as always stay up on our Web for the best deals on Luxury condos and villas….And keep up with Sunny One action by going to http://www.youtube.com/user/sunnysporfishing.

Until next time, keep your tip up………..Catch’em Up – Salty Dog
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Posted on Friday, April 08, 2011 - 4:41 pm:   

Goooooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well back at you as promised. This week we had a mini competition. Several anglers joined us from Seattle WA It was promoted by a local fishing program from there. Several yachts were involved over the 3 day comp.And my info gives the Spanish Fly 1st. place and Sunny One a close 2nd.I spoke with several of the anglers, and from their reports a greeeat time was had by all. They are planning to make this an annual event,returning every year with more anglers. We are looking forward to their return, they were really fine folks each and everyone!!!!!!!!! Lets check out some of the catches reported by Capt. Walton….

3-24 3-25 3-26 Was the competition and the Tom Kane group reported 11 Sailfish released 3 fine Dinner Dorado and 1 Red Snapper over the 3 day comp…

3-27 Finds Robert Tobeck D.J of the fishing program and he docks after releasing 1 Sailfish

3-28 Today Nancy Miley boards Sunny One and releases 5 Sailfish…….

3-29 Today our friend and condo owner Tim Greene heads out and releases 3 Sailfish and hooks up 2 fine Dorado..

3-30 The Dan Ross group is up today and docks after releasing 5 Sailfish…..

Well that’s wrap for now I would just like to say in closing Thanks Robert Tobeck and Rob Endsley and all the fine folks that joined us from Seattle. And I for one am looking forward to there return….. A special thanks to Tom Kane. Your the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Until next time Keep your tip…………. Salty Dog
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Posted on Wednesday, April 06, 2011 - 11:01 am:   

Costa Rica March Billfish report

Tamarindo and Flamingo
27 ft Dusky: The Mancino party released a 400 lbs marlin.
38 ft Topaz: The Reser party released 2 blue marlin. The Bundt part released a marlin.
41 ft Bertram: Captain Skeet reports 5 sailfish and a marlin.

Los Suenos
26 ft Shamrock: Captain RJ reports a marlin, 8 sailfish.
36 ft Topaz: Captain Dana reports 103 sailfish.

Quepos (htt
27 ft Custom: Captain Orlando reports 85 sailfish.
32 ft Custom: Captain Tong reports 143 sailfish and a marlin.
33 ft Strike: Captain Junior reports 60 sailfish.



Check my website at http://wssportfishing.com for more info.
Tight lines,
Captain Warren
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jschuc1@hotmail.com (Sailfishquepos)
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Posted on Wednesday, February 23, 2011 - 8:50 am:   



February 2011
Pacific sailfish in Quepos Costa Rica
Had an awesome day of fishing today! The morning was kind of slow, using the gyro - binoculars, we found an enormous (over an acre) school of spinner dolphins and Yellow Fin Tuna in the morning, and there were 100 pound Tuna jumping all around the boat. Millions of birds, seagulls, brown boobies, and frigates. We were so excited when we got there, because we had loaded up on the live bait in the morning and tlive bait on a school like this is almost guaranteed a day full of 100 pounders. We stopped in front of the school countless times though, and nothing would bite! There was even once where a 100+ YF jumped out of the water chasing a flying fish and landed right on top of our poor sardine, and still no hookup! We tried cedar plugs, feather jigs, birds, daisy chains, pencil jigs, sardines, blue runners, and finally lookdowns. Nothing. Frustrated with seeing the big cow tuna jumping all around us, and getting tired of the "white rain" of the huge school of birds overhead, we decided to head a little more offshore and try to save the day with some billfish. About 12:30, we had our first looker. Mike (the mate) saw an unusual wake behind the short teaser and everybody started yelling, Mike throws the pitch bait, teaser comes in, Fish takes / touches the bait. Mike lets the line go freespool... one ... two ... three .. four ...five ... six. Mike raises the brake... Nothing. No bent rod, not even a zancocho. (zancocho is the Spanish word for when you have a fish and he eats your ballyhoo and not the hook). After examination of the bait, it looks like the fish just swatted at it with the bill but wasn't eating. A little bummed out we didn't land our first one, but excited we finally were seeing hungry fish, we decided to stay in the area. We started making circles and it wasn't 10 minutes later and finally had our first hook up. Double sailfish. One knocked down the long rigger bait (ballyhoo) and one was on the teaser. Mike quickly bait and switched the close one and Jose (2nd mate) dropped the rigger line into freespool letting the fish eat, raising the brake to demonstrate how to successfully use a circle hook! The fish of course go in opposite directions, so we have to use the reels to get them all to the boat. Finally the day was getting started! It was now about 1:15 and we had 2 to the boat. We drop the lines in the water again, running a sprial pattern out from where we had the double and this time a sail kills our yellow green islander and somehow someone got a picture of him knocking it into the air! No hookup yet, but on the next pass we had one on the long teaser which is a pink moldcraft squid daisy chain with the large chugger islander chaiser(with a ballyhoo but no hook), quick pitch bait throw, teaser in and fish hooked! By 3:30 we had released a total of 8 sailfish out of the 15 sailfish we had behind the boat. Today the fish were in love with the pink daisy chains and green chasers. Our moldcraft daisy chain had 6 fish on it, and we have another diasy chain made from 3 sea striker pink birds being chased by a green moldcraft wide range that had 5. Alot of the plain ballyhoo hits were on the riggers right behind the chains as well.

Pacific sailfish in Quepos Costa Rica

We just started running ballyhoos behind each of the teasers like a pitchbait and then the long ballyhoos on the corners and the really long center ballyhoo, and I think it has helped raise more fish. We go through more ballyhoo, but sometimes when the fish was just coming to look and that pitchbait is already swimming behind the teaser, he just changes his mind for an easy meal :-) We also just had the riggers lowered for the calm season here, giving us a wider spread and pulling the fish from a better angle and making everything swim better. We are lucky though, we haven't even had 1 foot seas for the last two months, and shouldn't get into any waves until the end of May so we can get away with having the riggers about 2 feet off of the water. It's fun because it's so stinkin wide we can get all the baits out of the boat wake and into the clear blue water! It's kind of a neat setup, it wouldn't have worked in Texas or Florida because it's never flat (or at least not when I would go out), but it's something different we can do here!
Pacific sailfish in Quepos Costa Rica
Pacific sailfish in Quepos Costa Rica
It was a action packed afternoon and we got back in with some tired fisherman! Enjoy the pics! Great day of fishing out of Quepos, Costa Rica!
Pacific sailfish in Quepos Costa Rica

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Posted on Tuesday, November 02, 2010 - 5:58 pm:   

End Of October on the Stress Reeliever
Flying Dorado
Pacific Sailfish
Great day out on the water today. We had tons of Dorado and boated at least 7 big ones and some smaller ones as well. We also boated a sailfish and it was the customer's first, so that is always a blast! More important than the report are the pictures which were absolutely awesome. Great cameramen on board today as all these came from the customers! I really like the aerial shots of the Dorados. Well, here's the pictures, enjoy!
Another Flying Dorado
Dorado near boat
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Posted on Saturday, October 23, 2010 - 12:56 pm:   

Fishing Reports:
October 19 2010




Had a great day out on the water today with not only great fisherman but great cameramen as well, as the pictures show! We went fishing with a gentleman from San Diego today and his two Godsons and since two of them had never hooked into a billfish before, billfish were the target. Just some background for those of you unfamiliar with Quepos, October is right at the end of our low season, and fishing is generally considered to be much easier from Nov-May. With that in mind, we decided that the farther out we go, the better the chance of getting something with a bill. We ended up cruising out to about 40-45 n. miles out. Well, turned out to be an awesome day releasing 2 sailfish along with getting 3 YF Tuna and 6 Dorado to the boat. It was an awesome time and we met our goals, and now the whole family has a Pacific sailfish checked off their list! If the fishing is this good in October, i really expect it to pick up for November and this high season should produce some great numbers. We also went out a couple of other times this week and had two nice Marlin hookups. We hooked a 450 pound Blue and 300 Blue in two different days. Unfortunately, we lost both the fights, but just seeing those fish come out of the water on the strike and then hearing the line peel away made it super exciting! Also, as you can see from the pictures, the weather this October has been great. The ocean was pretty much flat all day and made it easy to spot the Tuna Schools from miles away using the Fujinon's. We actually found 5 different groups of spinner dolphins in the morning today before 12 o'clock. The bottom picture seems to sum up our days recently, with me and Jerry looking ahead for stuff and Mike getting a better angle to see when the sailfish come into the spread. Another great day of fishing in Quepos Costa Rica!




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Fishing Reports:
October 9 2010

Quepos Fishing Costa Rica

Fishing has been picking up. Although I haven't been trolling for them, we are starting to see the sailfish come back in and this November - April is going to be great for catching billfish! Right now, we have been doing some botom fishing most mornings and getting between 10-30 nice sized Amberjacks, or as they are called in Florida, &quot;Reef Donkeys&quot;. In the afternoons we have been using the stabilized binoculars to find schools of Yellow Fin Tuna. On our last three trips, we have found spinner dolphins feeding all three times and 2 times we caught over 10 nice sized 15-40 pounders! There have also been lots of snapper coming off the bottom, and we're getting a few on almost every trip. Today we actually went out and had a great day as well, scoring 30+Amberjacks and 10 big Yellow Fin Tunas. We were hooked up pretty much for 8 hours straight, usually with more than one fish. The customers went home today with lots dinner and muscle aches! With the new sonar installed on the boat, we now have litrally hundreds of bottom fishing spots, and if anybody is a big bottom fishing fan, or just want to spend all day hooked up, I believe we can find a great bottom fish bite pretty much all year. Great day out, and I can't wait until November gets here and I can start posting billfish pictures again!



August 26

Quepos Costa Rica

Had a super exciting day offshore today and we caught an enourmous amount of fish. We started the day off fishing on the bottom and scored more than 10 Amberjacks and a couple of Snappers. By about 11 everybody had had enough reeling so we went out in search of something on top. We caught a Dorado as we were leaving the Furuno banks and then about 5 miles off the Furuno banks, we came across a floating tree. These floating &quot;reefs&quot; are going to be the main theme for the next couple of months. I actually just imported an expensive pair of stabilized binoculars to help us find these and when you do the results are great! We ended up pulling 5 nice wahoos out from under this tree and another 10ish Dorados! After calling the position out to the other captains in the area, we moved off the stick and had a double sailfish bite, but they were just playing with the teasers. An awesome day where we put 30 fish in the boat of quite a few different species!
Here is what a customer said about us this August:
John, Donna and I had a great time fishing with you and your guys last week. Donna's arm hurt for 3 days after pulling up those AJ's and snapper. Look forward to fishing with you guys in the future!
Robbie W

August 15

Quepos Costa Rica

We went out for a couple of hours today on the bottom, and had pretty good results. We usually let most of our fish go, but today is mother's day here in Costa Rica and the mates wanted some fish to cook up for mom! We probably caught about twice as many amberjacks, and spent about 2.5 hours fishing. We went back in early, but I think if we had stayed out all day we would have gotten a billfish in the afternoon. Another great day fishing in Quepos, Costa Rica!

August 6, 2010

Quepos Costa Rica


Sailfish, Amberjacks and Snapers are the story of August so far. Usually in August there aren't that many sailfish around, as our season in November through May. I can only imagine how good the season will be this year having so many billfish in the off season! In addition to the unusually great billfishing, the bottom has been really hot! It has made trips super interesting because we have been bottom fishing in the mornings while we collect live bait, and then have been trolling in the afternoons for billfish. It has been pretty successful, and we have been averaging at least a sailfish per day, with tons and tons of other nice fish while we fish on the bottom.We had had many days of over 20 nice fish to the boat! We have also been seeing tons and tons of little Dorado coming through. That should mean by mid October, we will start having the bulls come in and everybody knows how great Dorado season is here! We've got the spinning reels all oiled up waiting for Dorado, and we are looking for people who like to hook one and then see how many we can have on at the same time. Last year, we had five on multiple times so this year we need to have a 6 at once! It's going to be an awesome winter here, I can't wait!
Quepos Costa Rica
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Posted on Friday, August 20, 2010 - 3:47 pm:   

Goooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well Salty’s back....better than ever, after a short R&R to study the effects of massive amounts of Rum on the human body. Test results were inconclusive but I will continue the research and keep you, John and Joan Q Public informed. Well enough of that. Lets head down to the beautiful Los Sueños Marina and check in with Cap. Walton to see what’s been swimming up and going down on board our Fishing Boat Sunny One.

7-30 Mr. Robert Nichols boards Sunny and has a fine day docking after releasing 1 Marlin and hitting up 14 Yellow Fin Tuna...

8-2 Today we find John Pao steaming out on Sunny and returns after hooking up 6 nice Snappers...

8-3 One of good friends Tim Greene heads out today and hooks up a bit of everything 3 Sails 3 Dorado and 2 Yellowfin Tuna nice job everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

8-15 With Ron Santini angling aboard Sunny they return after a greeeeeeeeeat day with 1 Marlin 1 Dinner Dorado and Wow......... 22Yellow Fin Tuna Holy Wasabi....


That’s a wrap for Sunny, for more info to see how some off the other yachts are fairing along with photos, see chart included with this report. And always keep checking our web www.stayincostarica.com and our blog www.blog.stayincostarica.com as we are continually updating and introducing new packages to help you have one of the best all around experiences off your life in one of our Luxury Condos or plush private Villas...

Until the next time..... Catchem Up

Your friend in Costa Rica, Salty Dog
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Posted on Tuesday, July 27, 2010 - 10:37 am:   

July Fishing has been terrific here in Quepos. Lots of Marlin throughout the month with some crews raising 2 a day and still releasing Sails on a consistent basis. The Sigler boys released 4 on Friday the 23rd of July and 1 the day previous. Client Dave Gavin took his children out on the 21st and released a Sail had 2 Dorado, 2 Amberjacks a Grouper and a Red Snapper. Clients Jack Heller fishing inshore today had 3 nice Roosterfish which the inshore bite has been great as well. Lawrence Lessing the previous day had a bunch of Amberjacks for his little ones. The week previous I released a 300 lb. Blue Marlin and we had a 700 lb. Black on for a short period If you are coming to Costa Rica for a Marlin, now through September is the time as discounted rates with www.Queposfishing.com Quepos Fishing
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Posted on Tuesday, July 06, 2010 - 11:21 am:   

Sport fishing in Costa Rica is great. It's a wonderful place to go for the yellowfin, tarpon, marlin, wahoo and sailfish. There are so many places to go but I would have to agree that the Pacific coast is the way to go. For a recommendation Tamarindo Sport Fishing is a great way to go.
Take a look at the photos and see for yourself. Steave Curtis up at the top has some good photos as well!
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Posted on Friday, April 09, 2010 - 8:36 am:   

Here's a shot of Bruce Ong's amberjack.

30 lb. amberjack
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Posted on Friday, April 09, 2010 - 8:33 am:   

Bruce Ong had a great day fishing with us, catching roosterfish, amberjack, jack crevalle, rainbow runner, and other species.

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Posted on Friday, January 01, 2010 - 8:23 pm:   

Quepos Fishing Report January 2010

Here in Quepos, we look forward to our coming New Year. Our Captains here in Quepos at the pier yesterday afternoon came in with this. Brian White came in Releasing 2 Sailfish and 1 Dorado which he brought out for dinner. Bob Bauer fishing one of our 27' Outboards raised 6 Sailfish and released 2 of them. Jeff Bara who fished one of our 33' Sportfishers released 2 Sailfish and had 3 big Dorado. He was really pleased with the crew.

Our 33' Bodacious departed Los Suenos this morning at 0600. The mothership departed at 0700 bound for Bahia Carrillo 60 miles up the coast, to meet up with Bodacious after fishing north. Capt. Chris put the baits in 30 miles due south of Carrillo on the 1,000 fathom line. They had 1 stripe and 1 blue in the pattern, but could not convert. They went 1 for 5 on the sailfish. Colby released a nice 120 pound sail. They kept 4 dorado and released 2 more. The weather was a bit bumpy, but fishable. Not a bad first day. Our other Game Boat, Jana Lynn caught 2 Blue's, both around 300 pounds very near the area Bodacious fished. I believe the plan for tomorrow will be to fish the same area.

Dec. 31 John Briggs released 5 Sails today, Sandy Francis released 1 sail and 3 Mahi, Inshore clients on the fly had 5 nice releases of Roosters and kept the Snappers. Dr. Lortcher fishing further North had a fun day inshore.
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Posted on Thursday, December 17, 2009 - 9:15 am:   

Costa Rica Fishing Reports have been terrific with Quepos Sailfishing Charters. The Delgozzos fished 2 days with Frenzy and had some nice catches both days. Ed Dunklee fished inshore 2 days with Nano and got some nice Roosters on the first day and some nice Jacks on the second.

Vincent Delgozzo quotes:We recently contacted Quepos Sailfishing Charters for a family trip to Costa Rica, Leanne set us up with a charter aboard the Frenzy II out of Quepos, CR for two days. We had Marco and his dad for Mates and Jose as the captain. First and foremost: THIS IS A TOP NOTCH CREW. Day one we decided to target Mahi for some dinner. We were able to raise about 12, but only 3 came tight. They just weren't eating that aggressively But day two was a banner day for anyone. We raised and caught 3 sailfish, 3 yellow fin tuna one of which was about 90#, 13 Mahi, and 9 triple tail. This was an action packed day and a lot of fun on the water. The crew worked hard the entire time and both days we fished longer than expected which is always a nice surprise for serious anglers. We will fish on the Frenzy again and with Quepos Sailfishing Charters as they fulfilled all of our needs!
Ed Dunklee was here in January and released 8 Sailfish and Dorado he came this time in search of Roosterfish. From start to finish, my second visit to use Quepos Sailfishing Charters
> for my charters and hotel booking was executed flawlessly and I could not
> be more pleased, especially considering the last minute nature of planning
> the trip. Sam was an absolute blast to have around during my visit, and he
> was one of the highlights of the trip, for sure! On the first day of
> fishing, Sam joined me on the Flyatcher for a full day of inshore for
> Roosters. Captain Nano and his mate got us hooked up on 5 fish, and we
> landed two Roosters. It was great having both the mate and Sam give tips
> and pointers to reel in my very first and second Roosters, as it required
> more finesse than what I am used to offshore. All three of the guys were
> great.
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Posted on Saturday, November 21, 2009 - 3:19 pm:   

Well with the end of another rainy season, Its time to put the ol umbrella in mothballs and polish up you shades..........Down at the Los Sueños Resort and Marina home of world class sportfishing we find Capt Walton chomping at the bit and ready to fish........ his report goes like this

11-13-09 We find the Tom Regner group on board Sunny One and they steam in after hooking up 2 Red Snappers and 13 Cabrillos

11-14-09 Mr. Jim Stewart one of our Condo owners ships out with Sunny and has one great day returning with a "PopeyeArm" after landing 3 Sails 7 Yellow Fin Tuna and 7 Dinner Dorado Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

11-15-09 Mr, Tom Regner group cant get enough and head out again returning with 3 Sails and 7 Cubera Snappers............

Nov. shaping up nicely..... Remember to check out the forum and our Web stayincostarica.com as we are always updating and looking for ways to HOOK you up!!!!

As the snow starts up north were sitting under a Palm tree on the beach in 80 degree blue sky dreams. Sooooooooooo come on down...

Until next time Give your kids a hug its free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 8:02 am:   

Costa Rica Fishing Report - Stay In Costa Rica November.

Goooooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!!!!!!!!!

Here we are starting Nov. Lets head down to the beautifull Los Sueños Marina and see whats up ..... or down? Capt Waltons report from Sunny One goes like this...............

1-11-09 We find Skip Jamison aboard, they return after a great day with 1 Sail bite 1Marlin tagged and 16 Tunas Holy Wasabi!!!!!!!!

2-11-09 Mr. Don Ross steams out on Sunny and docks after 4 Sails and 2 Dinner Dorado

3-11-09 Skip Jamison joins Sunny One again and is not disappointed docking with 2 Dorados and 2 nice Tunas...........

Thats the start of Nov. Keep in mind to check our Web often, as our SICR Marketing staff is always working on new ways to make it easier to rent one of our Luxury Condos or Elegant Villas, along with new tours and services and as always some of the best Sportfishing in the world. Sooooooooooooo until next time Stay on the Sunnyside..

Later Catchem Up Salty Dog
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Posted on Sunday, September 27, 2009 - 5:55 pm:   

Gooooooooooooooood fishing CostaRica!!!!!!!!

Heading down to the Los Sueños Marina to see whats up in the world of Sportfishing for Sept.

these next few months start to slow down a touch as there is some rain coming down and a lot of yachts are dry docking to get ship shape for the coming high season. But there are still plenty available And the Sportfishing can be suprisingly good Check these stats out.

9-13-Mr. John Davenport boards Sunny One and returns after hooking up 12 Sails

9-13 Next up we find Arley McMillion who lives up to his name and has a million dollar day!!!! Docking after spotting 20 Sails and boarding 12 then hooking up with a nice Marlin later a Dinner Dorado and lastly 1 Rooster. Wow what a great day!!!!!!!!!!!

That just goes to show the Sportfishing in Costa Rica can be Smokin at any time of year. Well we are all here waiting,where are you?????

Until next time give your kids a hug its free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Catchem Up Salty Dog
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Posted on Thursday, September 24, 2009 - 12:36 pm:   

Tamarindo Fishing Reports on early September 2009

Hi everybody,

a few reports from Tamarindo and golfo de Papagayo in Guanacaste Costa Rica - early September 2009.


On September 20,
- Allyson Shaneyfelt and her party of 8 from Paradisus Playa Conchal were fishing aboard our two boats: LA CHILA-G and CORMORAN offshore from Catalinas islands. The people aboard the LA CHILA-G released 3 sailfish and one blue marlin, also caught one dorado. From the CORMORAN reported one sail released.

On September 09,
- Richard Allen and his wife (on their honeymoon) from Playa Conchal were fishing aboard the Wahoo boat with Lino Guido captain. They raised 3 sails and released one, also caught 1 dorado.

- Arnaldo Mendez, aboard the LA CHILA-G boat took Ryan Hartman, his father-in-law and other 3 friends from the Exclusive Resort Papagayo inshore fishing for rooster. They released one 70+pounds rooster, two dorados and one wahoo.

On September 07,
- Lisa Roeder and her family from the Grand Papagayo, aboard the Wahoo boat with Lino Guido captain where fishing offshore from Catalinas islands. They raised 6 sailfish and released 3, also caught 3 dorados and 1 yellowfin.

- Adolfo Mendez, aboard the Cormoran boat took Patrick Smith and 3 friends from Tamarindo beach fishing offshore. They raised 8 sailfish and released 5 of them.

On September 06,
Lino Guido, the Wahoo captain, took three guys from the Occidental Grand Papagayo inshore fishing. They caught 4 very good sized dorados.

On September 05,
A group from Condovac La Costa in Playa Hermosa Guanacaste, with Arnaldo Mendez aboard the LA CHILA-G boat were fishing out from Tamarindo. They raised 4 sails and released 2, also caught 2 mid-size dorados.

On September 03,
Jake Nemis and his wife were fishing with Lino Guido aboard the Wahoo boat. They raised two sailfish and released one.

Tamarindo Fishing
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
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Posted on Friday, September 11, 2009 - 9:54 pm:   

Gooooooooooood fishing Costa Rica...................

We find ourselves at the beautifull Los Sueños Marina once again. While we are here lets check in with Sunny Ones Capt. Walton along with some other Captains to see how the Sportfishing is going in Aug..

And it goes like this..............

8-6-09 Sunny One sets out with Mr. George Beckwith aboard and returns after hooking up 6 Sails and boarding 4.

8-7-09 Sunny departs the dock with Mr. Bruce Dalrymple wow thats a mouth full! and docks having boarded 5 Sails nice job......

8-9-09 Sunny One heads out with the Margie turner crew in tow, and steams in having landed 1 Rooster fish 1 Urel and a fat Yellow Fin Tuna.
(Golden Rod reporting 2 dinner dorados - Fandango 2 Dorados and 8 Rooster fish..)

8-13-09 Sunny steams from the dock with Mr. Pete Sobieski aboard, and returns having hooked up 2 sails and 4 Yellow Fin Tuna. Holy Wasabi!!!!!!!!! I think we need a bigger bottle of Soy Sauce..........

8-18-09 Finds Mr. Ed Hardy joining the crew of Sunny One. Later docking after a good day with 5 Sails and 1 Yellow Fin Tuna.

8-18-09 - Dream Catcher reports hooking up 4 Sails and 2 Dinner Dorado.
Fandango 2 Fine Red Snapper aboard -Spanish Fly Steams back to the marina after landing 2 Sails and 2 Yellow Fin Tuna - Golden Rod reporting 2 dinner dorados - Fandango 2 Dorados and 8 Rooster fish..
and last but not least Dream 2 who must of hit the jack pot that day. Returning with 10 Yellow Fin and 15 Wahoo WOW................

8-20 Finds Mr. Friedman aboard Sunny One, and returns with 1 Sail and 2 Dinner Dorados.

8-21 Mr. Charles Cameron boards Sunny One and hooks up 2 Sails and 2 Yellow Fin Tuna nice!!!!!

8-22 We find Mr. Cameron heading out again today hits it good steaming in with 5 SAils boarded.....

8-23 The group Hooked on Costa Rica joins Sunny One on a bright C. R. morning and docks after a fine day showing 2 Sails and a big fat Marlin very Nice!!!!!!!!!!

8-24 Well were off with Mr. Charles Geren and return after hooking up 2 Sails 2 Wahoo and 2 Urels.

8-25-26 Mr. Denny Vernon heads out on the Briny Deep and for 2 days shows 19 Urels 1 Sail and a fine Rooster fish.

Thanks to all you anlers in Aug.who rode with Sunny One, Looking forward to seeing you return bring a friend..................

Thats going to wrap Aug. A good month indeed!!!!!!! Were still waiting for your call, with plenty of Super Deals on Sportfishing, Luxury Condos and Incredible Private Villas

See you in September Until then Keep yout tip up Catchem Up Salty Dog
Sincerely,

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Posted on Friday, September 04, 2009 - 8:41 am:   

Fishing down here in Quepos has not slowed down one bit. We have been catching sailfish and snappers like crazy. Pez Esapda has great rainy season discounts, email us to get the latest info. info@pezespadasportfishing.com
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Posted on Thursday, September 03, 2009 - 12:09 pm:   

Here a couple of reports on late August from Playa Tamarindo Guanacaste, Costa Rica

For those who are coming down to Costa Rica on the green season (August, September, October and early November):
We have dry conditions right now, it is no rainy at all, and the weather is similar to March. This weather condition is owing to the El Niño Phenomenon. So, do not wait for rainy days or a fresh weather, rather bring sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen, weather is hot and with sunny days with very occasional showers, especially in the night.

On August 31,
Lino Guido, the Wahoo captain, took a family from the Four Seasons Papagayo Resort for a 3 hours charter. They caught one wahoo and one tuna.

On August 28,
On this Playa Grande fishing charter, 3 guys aboard the La Chila-G boat, with Jesus Mendez captain were fishing offshore. They raised 5 sailfish and released 3 of them, also they caught one dorado and one wahoo.

On August 24,
Lino Guido, aboard the Wahoo boat took two guys from Villa Sol in Playa Hermosa Guanacaste. They released one roosterfish.

On August 22,
Arnaldo Mendez, aboard the Cormoran boat took a couple from Tamarindo beach inshore fishing to the Catalinas islands. They released two good sized rooster fish and two dorados.

Tamarindo Fishing
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Posted on Saturday, August 22, 2009 - 12:14 pm:   

Hello,

here a few reports from the golfo de Papagayo Guanacaste Costa Rica. We have had better inshore than offshore fishing, specially for roosterfish.

August 21,
-Jesus Mendez, the LA CHILA-G captain took Brandon Phillips and 4 friends out from Playas del Coco fishing inshore. The released 3 roosterfish, 1 rock snapper one dorado and 5 big needlefish.

August 20,
- Lino Guido aboard, the WAHOO boat took a family from Coco beach inshore fishing to the Catalinas islands. They released 2 good sized roosterfish and a 40lbs wahoo.

August 19,
- Arnaldo Mendez aboard, the LA CHILA-G boat took Dylan Snap and a friend fishing out to the golfo de Papagayo. They caught two dorados, one of them 40 plus pounds and released one sailfish.
- Jeus Mendez aboard, the CORMORAN boat took Andy White and his wife fishing to the Bat islands. They caught one dorado, one rainbow runner and released one sailfish.


August 18,
- Adrian Mendez, the SEA SNAKE boat captain took James Bettis from Playa Grande inshore fishing to the Catalinas islands. They raised two sails and released one, also released one roosterfish.
- Lino Guido, the WAHOO boat captain took Mika Grasso, Mika's mother and his cousin from JW Marriot in Tamarindo. They where fishing offshore/inshore in the Catalinas islands. Raised 2 sails and landed one, also released one nice rooster and caught a Mackarel for dinner as Mika said.
- On this charter from Playa Conchal, Steve Pearson and a friend where fishing aboard the CORMORAN boat. They raised 3 sails and released two, also caught 3 dorados.

Papagayo Fishing
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Posted on Monday, July 20, 2009 - 9:29 pm:   

Costa Rica Fishing Report - Los Sueños June 2009

Gooooooooood fishing Costa Rica!!!! Lets head on down to the Los Sueños Marina and check out how Sunny One closed out the month of June.

6-13-Samuel Fleeman boards Sunny and docks with 1 Sail and 4 Spanish Mackerel.

6-14 Mr. Fleeman heads out again to try his luck and hits the JACKPOT steaming in having landed 2 Sails 4 Wahoo and 4 Yellow Fin Tuna nice work!!!!!!!!!!!

6-17 -We find one of our luxury condo owners aboard Sunny and locks up with 6 fighting Wahoo.

6-25 We are joined by Mr. Harshbar returning after hooking up 1 Dinner Dorado 2 Urels and 1 fine Rooster fish.

6-27-Sunny heads out with Jo Jones and steams in having hooked up 12 Urels and 1 Sweet Rooster fish.

Well that takes us out of June and were off looking forward to a good July.

Keep in mind we have some really amazing deals on our luxury condos and villas, so check out our Web and drop a line or give us a call toll free.
Until next time Keep your tip up Salty Dog
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Posted on Sunday, June 21, 2009 - 8:11 pm:   

Well beins I was on alittle R&R for a spell,Lets check Saltys( While you were out sluming) messages. Jim called,Patty called, Bob called, and oh oh by the looks of that browm steamy pile on the floor.............. nature called!!!!!!!!

OK lets checkin with Capt. Walton and mate Miguel

5-22 Steaming out of the dock with Joseph Hackey aboard and returns having landed 2 Sails and a nice Marlin

5-23 Next to depart out of Los Sueños beautiful Marina we have an owner on board. Mr. Mitch Friedman one of the proud owners of the impressive Villas known as CASA OASIS They dock with 4 Sails and 1 Marlin.

5-25 Boarding Sunny next to fish the abundant waters of the Central Pacific Coast we have Skip Jemison, Who has a fine day landing 1 Sail and 5 Dinner Dorado

5-26 Turns out to be a special day for the Marla Rowan group, tagging up with a 500lb Monster Marlin Nice job!!!!!!!!!!!

5-30 We close out the month of May with Costa Rican Eduardo Calvo on board Sunny One. They dock with a fine catch of 19 small but tasty Dorado and one fine Rooster fish.

That wraps up May a good month for all. Remember for all your needs, We here at STAY IN COSTA RICA will do everything possible to make your Costa Rica vacation. A truly unforgettable adventure!!!!!!!!!!!

Until later No bananas on board please Catchem up SALTY DOG

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