October has starting off with a BANG! The Yellow Fined Tuna and Bull Mahi are here. We have been catching a few sailfish mixed in. Our first tournament to kick off the season at Marina Pez Vela is November 12, Dorado Derby and November 19, Dorado Derby Dos. If you are interested we still have select openings available to enter in the upcoming Dorado Derby Dos. Email for more details. The Mahi mahu have been outt here in big numbers. The weed line has been on and off, but not formed completely, at about 18 to 22 miles and there are a few sailfish and Marlin chasing the bait as well. We have caught Tuna successfully about 3 to 4 days a week. We were able to get a few in the boat these last few days, averaging around 130 to 150 pounds. Book your charter TODAY in Quepos Costa Rica with Quepos Fish Adventure, American Owned and Operated! Hope to see you out on the water soon! :)

Lots of Fish Caught! The Yellowfin Tuna had been quite difficult in Quepos, Costa Rica. There were great pods of spinner dolphins and could throw everything, including the kitchen sink, and they wouldn't bite. But, you always have that inquisitive one! Our captains always find success at the end of the day. Imagine how your adrenalyn gets pumping with a sixty to ninety pound tuna dragging line and then on the boat. Fresh Sashimi! There were lots of mahi mahi/dolphin, small ones. To see a kid's face light up on their first Pacific catch is amazing! The mahi mahi or dolphin are growing rapidly, everyday! Fishing in Quepos is always an adventure. The Humpback whales have started calving here and such a beautiful site to see. There were some False Killers spotted, as well, as a small pod of Bryde's whales. Marlin where moving in closer chasing bait congregated around debris. Come spend your next dream vacation in Quepos, Costa Rica, fishing! Book your charter TODAY!

...Don't Write Off Live Bait...August was the month for live bait. Here in Quepos, fishing was most successful with live bait. The sailfish were being extremely picky. As trolling with live bait requires the boat to travel slower in order to keep the bait alive. Live bait is a good alternative to artificial lures, however, we were still dragging artificial and ballyhoo, as well. All of our boats across the fleet of Quepos Fish Adventures were averaging 1 to 4 sailfish per day. Marlin releases increased throught the middle and end of the month. Captains were able to find buoys and underwater debris, where the bait congregate and was of high intereste of bill fish and an occassional bull mahi mahi. Don't miss out on checking off the bucketlist! Book your charter TODAY!

We have had so many people looking for an all inclusive package, and we just teamed up with a few local home owners, and now we can NOT only give you the best price for the best fishing, now we can also get you in some nice houses at great prices! Keep in mind these package are the total price for your group, these are not the per person prices offered by lodges down south! And we catch more fish! :)