Tamarindo Fishing Reports

Costa Rica Marlin Bite - The JR Ball group fished a half day on the 36' Topaz today. They started off inshore and caught a nice wahoo right off the bat. After catching a few bait fish, they hooked a black skipjack on a ballyhoo with a circle hook. As they were reeling in the more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Tamarindo sailfish, marlin, dorado, wahoo - Robbie Goolsby and group fished with us April 25 out of Tamarindo, Costa Rica, and had a super smorgasbord day. We started off the day with a nice 35 lb. wahoo, caught offshore in about 2000 ft. of water. The fish left a wide hole behind the short le more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Great inshore fishing - Bruce Ong fished inshore with us and caught amberjack, roosterfish, jack crevalle, rainbow runner and a variety of baitfish. more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Dorado and sailfish still biting - We've been getting dorado bites almost every day, both offshore and inshore. We're seeing around a half dozen sails each day, with the occasional marlin bite. We haven't been seeing the porpoise schools every day, but when we have they have had some more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Shifting into dry season - The season is changing in Costa Rica, which means that we're transitioning into the dry season here on the northwest coast where Tamarindo lies. The fishing has remained good for dorado, and the sailfish and marlin bite has slowed down somewhat as th more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Excellent fishing continues in November - The Chris Reid group had a stellar day on Nov. 11, fishing on calm seas out in front of Tamarindo, Costa Rica. Fishing on Capullo, our 36' Topaz, with Capt. Manuel Leal and mates Cheyenne Rosales and Luis Rosales, the Reid group caught a 35 lb. dorad more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo

Fishing hot in late August - The Mike Price group fished with us 26, 27, 28 of August. On the first day, fishing aboard Capullo, our 36' Topaz, they released 3 blue marlin and two sailfish, and caught two 30 lb. dorado (mahi-mahi) for dinner. On day 2 they released 5 sailfish more...
Capt. Steve Curtis - Tamarindo