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los suenos fishing, charter fishing costa ricaCosta Rica is host to some of the globe’s top sports fishing tournaments. The best of the best descend on the Central American country to flex their fishing muscles and show off their ability to snag the biggest catch.

But for sports fishermen looking to set sail to Los Suenos or Jaco for the first time, here are a few tricks to help you get a handle on all the different catches and how best to bring them triumphantly on board.  

·      Put away your ego. When charter fishing, let the crew know your experience level. If you’re a first-timer, make it known. The crew is a valuable resource to give you as much help as you might need to land a big catch.
·      Use circle hooks. Fishers are required by law to use these types of hooks in Costa Rica, as they can help you effectively snag your catch without too much damage to the fish itself.
·      Call ahead. Get the number of your charter fishing operator before your tour and ask some hard questions. Does the crew speak English, and if so, how much? What kind of boats and equipment do they use? What is their methodology? 
Subject: Costa Rica Fishing Records
(Posted on May 1, 2013 at 12:36PM by Lee Byard)
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Records are made to be broken. 


And they often seem to be broken in Costa Rica.


los suenos costa rica fishing

Within the waters of the Pacific are countless fish. Schools of Snappers, Spanish Mackerels and more cling to the coast, with travelers following close behind. Costa Rica--specifically in the areas of Los Suenos and Jaco--is host to some of the most dynamic deep sea and inland fishing opportunities in the world. Each year brings thousands of sportsmen, all wanting to sample the country’s diverse appeal.

They also, however, want to make their mark in history... and they do.

Costa Rica, as of 2013, boasts 84 International Game Fishing Association (IGFA) records, including four all tackle titles: 

Dorado Fish: 87 lb. 0 oz., Gulf of Papagayo (Sept 25, 1976)
Snook: 53 lb. 10 oz., Parismina (Oct 18, 1978)
Pacific Jack Crevalle: 39 lb. 0 oz., Playa Zancudo (Mar 3, 1997)
Machaca: 9 lb. 8 oz., Barra de Colorado (Nov 24, 1991)

These numbers are staggering... and prove that Costa Rica allows fishermen to truly excel at their sport. This is a country defined by its environment. The Pacific Ocean (along with an endless collection of beaches, bays and coves) brings a wealth of opportunities throughout the year. Chasing records becomes not only possible but probable. 

And, for the fishing enthusiast, that's a challenge that can’t be denied.

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Contact Costa Rica Fishing Adventures today and try to earn a title that will never be forgotten.
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