Fishing
Fishing in the Gulf of Chiriqui region is regarded as a world class fishing destination. There have been many write-ups in sport fishing magazines about the marlin, sailfish, Wahoo and tuna that have been caught in this area.
We operate primarily as a surf camp. Fishing off the boats is offered at no charge as the boat captains drive around the surf breaks keeping an eye on the surfers. I have seen fishermen catch a dozen fish in a few hours, mostly in the 10-20 lb. size. There is no charge for this type of fishing.
We also offer an outer island trip, which requires a payment of $150 for the extra gas used by the panga boat. This can be divided by the number of fishermen onboard. This trip will go up to 15 miles from the camp. There have been some marlin hookups lately as well as small tuna, Wahoo and roosterfish. 
Starting in January 2007, we will have a 27 foot serious fishing boat with bait well, standup center console and twin 115 hp motors. We should be able to get out to the Coiba Island and Hannibal Bank area where large marlin and tunas can be caught. This boat will rent for $600 per day (guests at camp price).
