We offer fishing lessons from two different locations in the pristine calm waters of the Costa Rican North Pacific coast.
PLAYA JUNQUILLAL SURF FISHING TOUR
Learn from local skillful fishermen techniques for fishing right at the shore in Costa Rica! A unique experience for young and old brought to you by CRFC.
Fishing Lessons are imparted in Playa Junquillal (40 min drive from Playa Tamarindo). Our local expert fishermen provide everything you need to engage in an exciting Costa Rica shore fishing adventure.
Fishing Lesson: Beginner and Intermediate level. We will teach fishing terms and fishing tackle, inshore and reef types of fish in Costa Rica, safe and responsible angling and use of lures, basic fishing techniques. 3 hours per lesson minimum, water and fruits are included.
Prices: 1 person $100 USD, 2 persons $90 USD pp, 3 persons $80 USD pp, 4 or more $70 USD pp.
Guided Fishing Tour: Advanced level. We will take you to the best local fishing spots by land, you will learn the types of fish in Costa Rica and the best lures to use. Live bait fishing. 3-hour tour minimum, water and fruits are included.
Prices: 1 person $100 USD, 2 persons $90 USD pp, 3 persons $80 USD pp, 4 or more $70 USD pp.
Typical Panga Estuary Tour: All levels. Hand paddle traditional boat up Junquillal estuary. Enjoy the scenery while fishing by hand. The technique will be taught if necessary. Up to 6 people and 3 hours minimum. Water and fruits are included.
Price: $25 USD per person per hour. Custom group prices available
What should I bring?
Sunblock, sunglasses, hat, UV Protection Clothing, comfortable shoes and water.
PLAYA PRIETA AND PENCA SURF FISHING TOUR
Playa Prieta, (departure-arrival location): https://goo.gl/maps/PcZAmMqRXcuWMqe87
Playa Penca: https://goo.gl/maps/hEfF6HtCEw16GoPZ6
Lessons are imparted in Playa Prieta and Penca (15 min drive from Playa Flamingo). Our local expert fishermen provide the gear, tackle, live and death bait, lures and all you need to engage in an exciting Costa Rica shore fishing adventure designed for all skill levels.
We will teach fishing terms and fishing tackle, inshore and reef types of fish in Costa Rica, safe and responsible angling and use of lures, basic fishing techniques.
Duration: 4 hours minimum, includes breakfast served on Playa Penca, beneath the shade of a beach Almond tree.
We will take you to the best local fishing spots of these two gorgeous beaches by land, you will learn the types of fish in Costa Rica and the best lures to use.
What should I bring?
Sunblock, sunglasses, hat, UV Protection Clothing, comfortable shoes and water.
Price: $156 pp.
About Surf Fishing in Costa Rica
Surf fishing in Costa Rica is a popular activity among anglers looking to catch a variety of fish species from the shore. Costa Rica offers a diverse range of surf fishing opportunities, with a wide variety of fish species that can be caught from the beach.
Some of the most popular species for surf fishing in Costa Rica include Roosterfish, Snook, and Jack Crevalle. Roosterfish are known for their strong, acrobatic fights, and are considered a prized catch among surf anglers. Snook are also popular among surf anglers, as they are known for their stealth and agility. Jack Crevalle are known for their hard-fighting nature and are a popular game fish among surf anglers.
Surf fishing in Costa Rica can be done from the beach or from rock jetties, and many local fishing guides and charters offer surf fishing trips. These guides are knowledgeable about the local waters and can help anglers find the best spots for fishing.
The best time for surf fishing in Costa Rica depends on the species and location, but in general, the best time to target Roosterfish is from December to April and Snook and Jack Crevalle are caught throughout the year. The best places to go surf fishing in Costa Rica are Tamarindo, Playa Hermosa, Jaco, Quepos and Manuel Antonio.
Surf fishing in Costa Rica can be a challenging and rewarding experience, but it’s also important to note that the weather in Costa Rica can be unpredictable and anglers should be prepared for the possibility of rough sea conditions. It is always recommended to check the weather forecast before going out on the water and to dress appropriately for the conditions.
