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A fishing vacation is often a family vacation. Parents want to sail the Pacific... and they want their children to join them.Â
Accommodating large groups, however, can prove difficult. Young anglers more quickly give in to exhaustion, distraction and more. Trying to bait a Marlin seems impossible when boys and girls want to simply sleep.
A charter service, like the Arriba Dreams, is essential, therefore.Â
Charter services provide more than seasoned crews and navigational support. Instead they offer family-ready fishing. Ships, like the Arriba Dreams, provide multiple ways for children to be entertained throughout the day.
Cabin Access
Many ships boast below-deck cabins. These spacious rooms allow children to retreat from the Costa Rica sun, taking advantage of bedding options and galley kitchens. This is especially useful for full day excursions.Â
On-board Diversions
A still line is a dull line... at least for children. Many charter services offer on-board distractions to compensate. Stereo systems, iPod hook-ups, televisions, DVD players and more provide easy entertainment.Â
Small Fish SpecialityÂ
Little hands can’t reel in big fishes. Marlins, Dorados and more will instead quickly pull away from children, undoing what should be a perfect moment. This is why many deep-sea charter services offer small fish specialties, with an excess of tackling options to track kid-friendly breeds.
Many ships boast below-deck cabins. These spacious rooms allow children to retreat from the Costa Rica sun, taking advantage of bedding options and galley kitchens. This is especially useful for full day excursions.Â
On-board Diversions
A still line is a dull line... at least for children. Many charter services offer on-board distractions to compensate. Stereo systems, iPod hook-ups, televisions, DVD players and more provide easy entertainment.Â
Small Fish SpecialityÂ
Little hands can’t reel in big fishes. Marlins, Dorados and more will instead quickly pull away from children, undoing what should be a perfect moment. This is why many deep-sea charter services offer small fish specialties, with an excess of tackling options to track kid-friendly breeds.
A family vacation can finally succeed.... with help from charter ships.
Book an exclusive family tour with the Arriba Dreams.
The Arriba Dreams is a 38’ custom Blackfin ship.
Speciality: Arriba Dreams is a sport-fishing specialist.Â
Description: The Arriba Dreams is a custom Blackfin boat. It spans 38’, housing a convertible cabin and galley inside. It accelerates to a 29 knots cruising speed.
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Anglers: Up to 10 anglers can board the Arriba Dreams.
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Costa Rica boasts a wealth of fish. It also, however, boasts a wealth of charter services to find those fish--and anglers would be wise to take advantage of seasoned crews and advanced equipment.
Consider these ships from Costa Rica Fishing Adventures:
The Bite
The Bite is a 42’ custom Maverick yacht. It specializes in sport fishing. It offers a variety of equipment--like Furuno navigation and sounder systems, Simrad finders and triple spreader outriggers--to track any deep-sea breed. Up to six anglers can board The Bite per trip.
Super Fly
The Super Fly 42’ custom Maverick yacht. It specializes in deep-sea fishing. On-board equipment--which includes echo-sounders, radar systems and more--proves essential while chasing Marlins, Crevalles or Dorados. Up to six anglers can board the Super Fly each trip.
Spanish Fly
The Spanish Fly is a 42’ custom Maverick yacht. It specializes in Spanish Mackerels. Top shelf equipment options, like a Furuno bird radar or Cape Fear rods, provide steady support throughout full or half day excursions. Up to six anglers can board the Spanish Fly at once.
Oceanik
The Oceanik is a 40’ Bertram ship. It specializes in Sailfish. This option features deep-sea friendly equipment, such as: GPS, fish finders and more. Up to seven anglers can board the Oceanik per adventure.
Macushla
The Macusla is a 40’ custom sport fisher ship. It specializes in Yellow Fin Tuna fishing. On-board equipment targets this breed, with fish finders and sounders providing wide coverage. Up to six anglers can board the Macushla during a full or half day outing.
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A perfect fishing vacation requires more than Costa Rica’s stunning shores. Instead it requires charter services, with experienced captains and crews navigating Pacific currents and centering anglers among the Marlins, Snooks and more.Â
Consider these exclusive Costa Rica Fishing Adventures options:
60 Megabites
The 60 Megabites is a 60’ Hatteras ship. It specializes in Marlin fishing, taking advantage of on-board outriggers, downriggers and more to deliver consistent results. Up to fourteen anglers can board the 60 Megabites per trip.Â
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Devilish Dreams
The Devilish Dreams is a 55’ Hatteras ship. It specializes in off-shore fishing, tracking all major deep-sea breeds. Available Shimano tackles, fly tackles and tuna towers adapt to all needs. Up to fifteen anglers can board the Devilish Dreams during half day or full day excursions.
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Rock & Roll
The Rock & Roll is a 55’ Hatteras ship. It specializes in sport fishing, offering guests triple spreader outriggers, Penn International Tackle rugs and more. This allows for effortless deep-sea fishing. Up to eight anglers can board the Rock & Roll per adventure.
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Dragin Fly
The Dragin Fly is a 42’ Maverick yacht. It specializes in sport-fishing cruises, targeting the Billfish population (Black Marlins, Sailfish, Blue Marlins and more). It boasts a variety of equipment, such as: a Furuno Bird Radar, echo sounder and rocket-laucher fighting chair. Up to six anglers can board the Dragin Fly each trip.
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Shot Gun
The Shot Gun is a 42’ Stapleton ship. It specializes in deep-sea fishing, with an emphasis on Sailfish. On-board equipment--like fish finders, outriggers and top-shelf tackle--proves vital for every trip. Up to eight anglers can board the Shot Gun per excursion.
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The Yellow Fin Tuna is a favorite along the Costa Rica shore. Its fusiform frame--with tapering fins emphasizing the muscular curve of its body--is often chased by anglers. Its size and speed brand it a challenge.
Occasionally, however, that challenge can be too great. Many anglers can’t find this fish. They spend hours circling the shores of Los Suenos and other Costa Rican marinas, lines ignored and reels unused.Â
This is a common scenario... but it’s also one that can be avoided if certain suggestions are followed.
Before hunting Yellow Fin Tuna anglers should:
Consult A Charter Service
The Yellow Fin Tuna is a difficult fish to catch, even for the professional angler. Choosing a charter service (like the Macushla) is important, therefore. These services specialize in this particular breed, boasting a wealth of knowledge and techniques. They drastically increase the chances for success.Â
Set Sail For Deep Waters
The Yellow Fin Tuna doesn’t cling to the shore. Instead it strays far from Los Suenos. A deep sea adventure is, therefore, needed. Light tackle or shelf fishing simply won’t work.
Look For Surface Disturbances
The Yellow Fin Tuna, despite its love of deep-water, feasts along the surface. It will track its favorite prey (Balao, Mackerel, Pilchards and more) to shallow currents. Look for disturbances: excessive splashing, an increase of sea-bird hovering and even blood. This fish is a messy eater. There is usually evidence of its meals.
The Yellow Fin Tuna is a difficult fish to catch, even for the professional angler. Choosing a charter service (like the Macushla) is important, therefore. These services specialize in this particular breed, boasting a wealth of knowledge and techniques. They drastically increase the chances for success.Â
Set Sail For Deep Waters
The Yellow Fin Tuna doesn’t cling to the shore. Instead it strays far from Los Suenos. A deep sea adventure is, therefore, needed. Light tackle or shelf fishing simply won’t work.
Look For Surface Disturbances
The Yellow Fin Tuna, despite its love of deep-water, feasts along the surface. It will track its favorite prey (Balao, Mackerel, Pilchards and more) to shallow currents. Look for disturbances: excessive splashing, an increase of sea-bird hovering and even blood. This fish is a messy eater. There is usually evidence of its meals.
Tracking the Yellow Fin Tuna isn’t always a simple goal. Following these tips, however, helps to ensure it’s an accomplishable one.
Contact the Macushla charter service today to plan an excursion.
The Macushla is a 40’ custom Sport Fisher.
Specialty: Yellow Fin Tuna Specialist.
Description: The Macushla is a 40’ Custom Sport Fisher. It features Twin 370 HP Cummins engines and a cruising speed of 24 knots. It is equipped with the most up-to-date Fish Finder systems.
Anglers: Up to six anglers can board the Macushla.
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The Sailfish is a prize many anglers seek to win. Its body--defined by a striking dorsal fin, with blue scales that reflect even the faintest ocean light--is impressive. Its speed is unmatched. This is a consummate predator, tracking its prey through deep currents, delivering staggering blows with its bill.
Managing to capture a Sailfish is considered quite the feat.
Knowing when to give up the fight, however, is considered a necessity.
The Sailfish is a massive creature. It boasts an average length of ten feet and can weigh up to two hundred pounds. Its body is compact but muscular, and anglers often have difficulty reeling it in (especially when they don't utilize experienced charter services, like the Oceanik). Getting this breed from the water to the deck is a challenge.
It can also be dangerous.
The Sailfish will struggle against the line. It will use its weight and incredible jumping skills to set itself free. This can force an angler to work for hours to complete the catch, causing extreme exhaustion or potential heat stroke. Some may even find themselves pulled off of the boat, with tangled lines and bent rods providing weak anchoring points. This usually occurs when a charter ship, like the Oceanik, isn't used and the equipment was professionally mounted.
It’s important, therefore, to recognize when to release a Sailfish. Anglers shouldn’t force themselves to continue. They must instead know their own limits, understanding when their bodies are tiring and when the heat is too much. They should also rely on the knowledge of charter crews, like the one found on the Oceanik, to better gauge situations.
This is the difference between an exciting vacation and a fishing disaster.
Charter a safe Sailfish excursion with the Oceanik today.
The Oceanik is a 40’ Bertram ship.
Speciality: Sailfish Specialist.Description: The Oceanik is a 40’ Bertram ship. It features Twin 450 HP Cat engines. This allows it to achieve a 22 knots cruising speed. Advanced GPS and Fish Finder equipment is also present.
Anglers: Up to seven anglers can board the Oceanik.
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Sport fishing is a collection of thrills--deep sea adventures and hard-earned rewards, battling Marlins, Gars and Dorados. Venturing beyond Costa Rica’s shoreline allows anglers to experience the challenge of the chase.
It should also, however, allow them to experience comfort.
Tracking Costa Rica’s many fish is a worthwhile way to spend a vacation. Refusing to take advantage of basic comforts--like those provide by the Spanish Fly and other charter services--can dampen any day, though. There are certain necessities anglers should look for when preparing for a deep-sea event:
Air Conditioning
Costa Rica boasts high temperatures throughout the year. A charter ship should off air conditioned cabins or salons, therefore, to compensate. This allows anglers to worry about fishing rather than the heat.
Sleeping Quarters
All-day adventures can be tiring (as well as nausea-inducing for the novice fishermen). A charter service with sleeping quarters proves essential then, allowing travelers to take short breaks from their excursions.Â
Shaded Salon
Standing beneath the Costa Rican sun for hours is a mistake. A shaded salon can rectify that mistake. Anglers should choose charter ships that feature covered areas. This will ensure easier fishing throughout the day, eliminating worries of sun burns, heat stroke and more.
Costa Rica boasts high temperatures throughout the year. A charter ship should off air conditioned cabins or salons, therefore, to compensate. This allows anglers to worry about fishing rather than the heat.
Sleeping Quarters
All-day adventures can be tiring (as well as nausea-inducing for the novice fishermen). A charter service with sleeping quarters proves essential then, allowing travelers to take short breaks from their excursions.Â
Shaded Salon
Standing beneath the Costa Rican sun for hours is a mistake. A shaded salon can rectify that mistake. Anglers should choose charter ships that feature covered areas. This will ensure easier fishing throughout the day, eliminating worries of sun burns, heat stroke and more.
Comfort is not a luxury. It’s instead a right. Find charter services, like the Spanish Fly, that provide it.
Book an exclusive tour with the Spanish Fly today.
The Spanish Fly is a 42’ Custom Maverick Sport Fisher.
Speciality: Spanish Mackerel Specialist.
Description: The Spanish Fly is a 42’ Custom Maverick Sport Fisher. It features Twin Cat engines, which allow it to achieve a 28 knots cruise speed. It also offers a collection of rods, reels and assorted tackle.
Anglers: Up to six anglers can board the Spanish Fly.
Book an exclusive Spanish Fly tour today!
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