Panamá

PANAMA: Incredible fishing at a small village.

Popping and jigging in fron of Nation Park of Cerro Hoya.

Panama: A Coast Rich in Diversity, Quality, and an Abundance of Species

The Best Part of This Destination? Not Knowing What’s on the Line Until It’s Close to the Boat.

If you’re aiming for Cubera snappers or roosterfish, Panama is the place to be. It’s also perfect for those looking to check multiple species off their bucket list.

Its rugged coastline, rich waters, and sparse population make it a prime habitat for big fish.

Fishing in Panama is an exhilarating adventure for every angler. With breathtaking landscapes and a remarkable variety of species, landing a trophy catch here is a priceless reward for those who dare to explore these remote lands.

Most fishing in Panama is non-seasonal. The majority of fish are resident species, making the activity more dependent on tides, currents, water temperature, and other unpredictable factors rather than migratory patterns.

However, there are a few exceptions:

Yellow Fin Tuna : Typically arrives from January to June.
Snook and Corvina: More concentrated during the dry season, from January to March.

If you’re planning to explore Panama’s wild nature in 2023, get in touch with us! We’re here to provide you with all the necessary details for your trip.

Panamá.

Panamá

PANAMA: Incredible fishing at a small village.

Popping and jigging in fron of Nation Park of Cerro Hoya.

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